Key Points

• What is fidyah? Compensation by providing food for each missed day of fasting.
• Who needs to pay fidyah? Elderly, chronically ill, pregnant/breastfeeding women who cannot fast or make up missed fasts.
• How is fidyah paid? By donating staple food, ready-to-eat meals, or the equivalent cash amount.
• Who receives fidyah? The poor, elderly, and dhuafa in need.
• Where will it be distributed? Remote areas in Indonesia supported by Rumah Zakat.
• How much does it cost? MYR 17 provides a 2.5 - 3kg bag of rice for those in need.

Campaign Story

Fidyah is a form of compensation for missed fasts in Ramadan, required for those who are unable to fast and cannot make them up later. This includes the elderly, individuals with chronic illnesses, pregnant or breastfeeding women facing difficulties, and those with valid exemptions.

Fidyah is fulfilled by providing one mud (675 grams) of staple food per missed day. It can be given in the form of basic food items, ready-to-eat meals, or cash equivalent.

Your contribution ensures that the poor and needy, including the elderly and dhu'afa, receive essential food aid. Fulfill your fidyah and distribute it to struggling communities in remote areas of Indonesia, bringing relief to those who need it most.

💙 MYR 17 provides a 2.5 to 3 kg bag of rice—enough to sustain a family in need.

Fulfill your fidyah today and make a difference.