Fitrana UK 2025
Pay your Fitrana (Zakat al-Fitr) before Eid al-Fitr and help the poor join in the joy of Eid. Crisis Aid makes it simple to fulfil your obligation online.
What Is Fitrana and Why Is It Important?
Fitrana, or Zakat al-Fitr, is a vital obligation for every able Muslim to fulfill before the Eid prayer at the close of Ramadan. This charity is required for each person in your household, including children and dependents, and serves a profound purpose: to purify your fast from any shortcomings and to ensure that the less fortunate can share in the joy of Eid. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, “The fast remains suspended between Heaven and Earth until the Sadaqat al-Fitr are paid.” (Abu Dawood)
In 2025, the typical Fitrana amount in the UK is set at around £5 per person, with many charities suggesting £6 to reflect rising food costs. You may choose an amount that suits your means while respecting local guidance. It’s essential to pay Fitrana before the Eid prayer—ideally in the final days of Ramadan—so those in need receive it in time to celebrate with dignity and happiness.
Paying Fitrana is more than a duty; it’s a beautiful way to close your Ramadan with compassion and generosity, ensuring no one is left behind during this blessed time.
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How to Pay Your Fitrana in the UK with Crisis Aid
Paying your Fitrana online with Crisis Aid is quick, secure, and ensures your charity reaches those who need it most. Begin by calculating your total—multiply the Fitrana amount by the number of people in your household, for example, 2 adults and 3 children equals 5 × £5, totaling £25. Then visit Crisis Aid’s dedicated Zakat al-Fitr page and select your preferred amount—£5 or £6 per person.
Make your payment safely using debit or credit card, PayPal, or bank transfer. If you prefer to keep your donation private, you can choose to give anonymously.
Once received, Crisis Aid promptly distributes your Fitrana to vulnerable families in crisis-affected regions like Gaza, Yemen, Sudan, and beyond—helping them celebrate Eid with dignity and joy. Your generosity closes Ramadan by bringing hope and blessing to those who need it most.