Pay your Fidya if you missed or broke any fast.

Ramadan is a time of reflection and purification, in instances where fasting isn’t possible, one must pay “Fidya” instead. Each of these donations goes towards helping those in need.

When giving your Fidya, Bayt Ul Maqdis Foundation you can be reassured that it will be used to support and empower the poor and needy people in the Holy city of Jerusalem (Al Quds).

What Is Fidya?

Fidya refers to a mandatory charity contribution to make up for missed fasts. This can only be paid if you have a valid reason for not fasting and can’t make up for missed fasts at a later date.

Who Pays Fidya?

The payment of Fidya is required when one misses their fast with good reason to do so and cannot make up for this at a later date.

Who Can Receive Fidya?

Fidya is given to the poor and needy, much like Zakat. We ensure that your Fidya donations reach those who are in the most desperate of circumstances Jerusalem (Al Quds).

How Much Is Fidya?

Fidya equates to £5 per person per missed fast. If a person doesn’t fast for the whole month of Ramadan a £150 Fidya is required in total.