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The word "Zakat" (زكاة) is an Arabic term that means "purification," "growth," and "blessing." It is called so because it is believed to: 1. Purify one's wealth and soul by removing excess and imperfections. 2. Promote growth and increase in one's wealth and blessings. 3. Bring blessings and divineRead more
The word “Zakat” (زكاة) is an Arabic term that means “purification,” “growth,” and “blessing.” It is called so because it is believed to:
1. Purify one’s wealth and soul by removing excess and imperfections.
2. Promote growth and increase in one’s wealth and blessings.
3. Bring blessings and divine favor to the giver and the recipient.
In Islam, Zakat is the third pillar of the faith and is considered a compulsory act of charity, requiring Muslims to give a portion of their excess wealth (usually 2.5%) to the poor and needy. The term “Zakat” reflects the spiritual and social aspects of this act, emphasizing its role in fostering a sense of community, compassion, and gratitude.
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