Give Your Zakat to Save Lives

Every person facing hardship deserves care, dignity, and hope.
Your Zakat reaches those most in need, providing life-saving support and restoring stability to vulnerable families and individuals.

Your Zakat Can Build Maternity Wards, Provide Food, and Deliver Clean Water.

Your Zakat funded emergency maternal care that saved Fatima and her newborn twins. In Pakistan, your Zakat built a clean water well serving 300 families.

Trusted Since 2003. Reaching Forgotten Communities Others Don’t.

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Why Give Zakat Through Save the Mothers Trust?

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Focus on mothers & children
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100% Donation Policy
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Builds long-term solutions
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Aid in forgotten areas
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Trusted since 2003
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Transparent Zakat delivery
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Got Questions About Zakat?

1. How is my Zakat calculated?

Zakat is an Islamic obligation of 2.5% on qualifying wealth (known as Zakat al-maal) held over one full lunar year and above the Nisab threshold. It includes cash, savings, gold, silver, investments, business assets, and other Zakat-eligible wealth, after deducting liabilities. If your total eligible wealth exceeds the Nisab, your Zakat due is 2.5% of that amount. You can use our Zakat Calculator to work this out accurately.

2. Do you follow a 100% Zakat policy?

Save the Mothers Trust is committed to ethical fundraising and giving. Our donation policy ensures that your Zakat is allocated where it’s needed most to help vulnerable individuals and families — supporting healthcare, education, food security, clean water, and basic necessities. (Many charities like ours adopt a 100% Zakat policy, meaning every penny of your Zakat goes directly to eligible beneficiaries.)

3. Can I get a receipt for my donation?

Yes! When you donate your Zakat with us online or through bank transfer, you will receive an official donation receipt. This receipt can be used for your personal records and for Gift Aid claims if you are a UK taxpayer (where applicable). It also helps you keep track of your Zakat payments each year.

4. Where exactly does my Zakat go?
  • Healthcare and maternal services
  • Food and water provision
  • Education and skills support
  • Emergency relief and humanitarian aid
  • Disability aids for individuals with physical challenges
  • Financial assistance for widows and orphans
5. What if I miss my Zakat deadline?

If you miss paying your Zakat on time, it remains a religious obligation to calculate and pay it as soon as possible. You should estimate your wealth at the end of each year you missed and pay 2.5% for each year’s eligible wealth. Making up missed Zakat promptly is important to fulfil your duty fully.

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