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Your Zakat, delivered with care
Zakat and Sadaqah for madrasa students, imams, mu‘azzins and families in need — given only where it is due, with an update back to you.
Zakat & Sadaqah
Giving that reaches the right hands
Many madrasa students, imams and mu‘azzins serve our communities on very little, and many families struggle quietly. Bold Mount helps your Zakat and Sadaqah reach them.
Zakat has clear rules on who may receive it — the poor, the needy and the other groups named in the Qur’an (9:60). So we treat Zakat and Sadaqah differently:
- Zakat is given only to people who are eligible to receive it.
- Imams, mu‘azzins and madrasa staff receive Zakat only where they themselves qualify as needy — otherwise, gifts for them are given as Sadaqah.
- You choose Zakat or Sadaqah when you pledge, and we follow your choice.
Who your gift supports
Four places your giving goes
Imams & mu‘azzins
Support for those who lead our prayers and call the adhan — as Zakat where they are needy, otherwise as Sadaqah.
Needy families
Help with rations, rent, school fees or medical bills for families going through hardship.
Wherever most needed
Leave the choice to us and your gift goes where the need is greatest — Zakat to eligible people only.
Zakat calculator
Work out your Zakat
Enter what you own today, in rupees. Zakat is 2.5% of your zakatable wealth, once it has stayed above the nisab for a full lunar year.
What you own today
Your Zakat
- Zakatable wealth
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- Zakat due (2.5%)
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Zakat is due only if your zakatable wealth stays above the nisab — the value of 87.48 g of gold or 612.36 g of silver — for a full lunar (Hijri) year. This is a simple guide, not a fatwa; for shares, property or other complex cases, please ask a scholar.
How it works
From pledge to update
- 1
Calculate
Use the calculator above to work out 2.5% of your zakatable wealth — or choose any amount of Sadaqah.
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Send your pledge
Choose Zakat or Sadaqah, the amount and who it should support. It opens on WhatsApp.
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Pay personally
We share payment details with you personally on WhatsApp. Nothing is paid on this website.
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Receive an update
We send a receipt and an update back to you on WhatsApp.
إِنَّمَا الصَّدَقَاتُ لِلْفُقَرَاءِ وَالْمَسَاكِينِ
“Zakah is only for the poor and the needy, for those employed to collect it, for bringing hearts together, for freeing captives, for those in debt, for the cause of Allah and for the stranded traveller — an obligation from Allah. And Allah is Knowing and Wise.”
Make a pledge
Pledge your Zakat or Sadaqah
Tell us the amount and who it should support. Payment details are shared with you personally on WhatsApp.
- No bank, UPI or card details are asked for on this website.
- Payment details are shared with you personally on WhatsApp.
- You receive a receipt and an update back on WhatsApp.
- Zakat is given only to eligible recipients.
Questions
Good to know
Anything else on your mind? Ask us on WhatsApp — we’re happy to help.
Can imams and mu‘azzins receive Zakat?
Only if they themselves are eligible — for example, if they are poor or needy. Zakat cannot be given as a salary or payment for their work. Where they don’t qualify, support for them comes from Sadaqah.
What is the nisab?
It is the minimum wealth on which Zakat becomes due: the value of 87.48 g of gold or 612.36 g of silver. If your zakatable wealth stays above it for a full lunar year, 2.5% is due. Ask a scholar you trust which standard to follow.
What is the difference between Zakat and Sadaqah?
Zakat is an obligation on wealth above the nisab, and it may only go to the groups named in the Qur’an (9:60). Sadaqah is voluntary charity — any amount, at any time, for anyone in need.
How do I pay?
Send your pledge using the form. We share payment details with you personally on WhatsApp — this website never asks for bank, UPI or card details.
