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Zakat al-Fitr · Ramadan 2026

Fitrana

A sacred duty of giving and gratitude — PKR 600 per person

Practical Guidelines for Observing Fitrana

Clear steps so every household can fulfil Fitrana with confidence before Eid prayer.

Who Should Pay

Every adult Muslim — or a guardian on behalf of dependents — who has food beyond needs for Eid day.

What to Pay

Staple food (wheat, barley, dates, or rice) or its monetary equivalent. Pakistan guide for 2026: PKR 600 per person.

When to Pay

During the last few days of Ramadan, preferably before the Eid prayer so aid arrives on time.

Purpose

Purify the individual’s fast and support those in need so they can celebrate Eid with dignity.

A Sacred Duty of Giving and Gratitude

Fitrana — often linked with Zakat al-Fitr — is a unique Islamic institution that reflects both spiritual purification and social responsibility. It cleanses the fast, uplifts the needy, and reminds the community of the natural disposition (fitrah) that binds believers.

The Spiritual Essence of Fitrana

Although the term “Fitrana” is not mentioned verbatim in the Qur’an, charity, purification, and support for the less fortunate are strongly emphasised:

“Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and cause them increase, and invoke Allah’s blessings upon them.” — Surah At-Tawbah (9:103)

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The Societal Impact of Fitrana

Fitrana strengthens community bonds by redistributing wealth and ensuring that every member of society, regardless of means, can join the festive spirit of Eid. It reduces social inequality and promotes unity by encouraging every Muslim to contribute according to their capacity.

When you give through Roshan Foundation, your Fitrana becomes food and dignity for families who would otherwise struggle to celebrate.

Families receiving Eid support

Upholding the Legacy of Fitrana

View Fitrana not only as an obligatory act, but as an opportunity to embody compassion, reinforce community ties, and continue the prophetic tradition of caring for others.

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