For those who are unable to fast during Ramadan and cannot make up the missed fasts, clear your specific duties today and ensure no one is excluded from the blessings of Ramadan.
What is Fidyah? Fidyah is a charitable obligation for individuals who are permanently unable to fast and cannot make up the missed days later.
Who Does This Apply To? You should pay Fidyah if you fall into these categories:
Fidya ensures that no one is excluded from the blessings of Ramadan.
Your contribution creates a ripple of mercy.
Fidya is given for each day of fasting missed and is used to provide food to those in need. Because the cost of food differs by country, fidya amounts vary by location.
for delaying the qada’a fast of Ramadan or not fasting due to chronic illness: $7 per day (for feeding 1 poor person)
Years of delay: 1 year(s) (e.g. 2025 = 1 year, 2024 = 2 years, 2023 = 3 years)
Total: $0.00
On the next page, please enter this total as your fidyah amount.
There may be a small excess due to exchange rate fluctuations. This excess will be spent as Sadaqa on your behalf to purchase more food items.
We handle your obligation with the sanctity and precision it deserves.
Your Fidyah is treated as an act of worship — not a transaction.
Be part of our Ramadan Initiative:
· Fidya applies when a person is permanently unable to fast and cannot make up the missed fasts.
· Kaffarah applies when a fast is intentionally broken without a valid reason and requires a heavier expiation.
Fidya applies:
· Elderly individuals unable to fast
· Those with chronic or long-term illness
· People with permanent medical conditions preventing fasting
If fasting may be possible later, Fidya does not apply.
Fidya is based on the cost of feeding one person for one day, which differs by country. Refer to the table above for commonly adopted rates.
Yes. Fidya may be paid on behalf of:
· Elderly parents
· Ill or dependent family members
· Anyone you are responsible for
Fidya may be paid:
· During Ramadan
· At the end of Ramadan
· Shortly after Ramadan
It is recommended not to delay unnecessarily.
Yes. Fidya may be paid in advance if you already know you are unable to fast for the month.
Yes. Fidya may be paid:
· Daily
· Weekly
As a lump sum for all missed days
Yes. Adding Sadaqah is optional and allows you to extend additional support beyond the fidya obligation.
Fidya is distributed to eligible beneficiaries, primarily through:
· Food provision
· Essential daily support
· Community-based assistance
Distribution follows Islamic guidelines and prioritises dignity.
Yes. Fidya is an act of obedience and mercy, intended to maintain spiritual connection to Ramadan for those unable to fast.
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