Donate Zakat and Sadaqah this Ramadan and give hope to those in need!
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Hope lies at the heart of our relationship with Allah (swt)
The Qur’an reminds us never to despair of His mercy, even in the darkest times. As believers, we are encouraged to embody that hope through action — by caring for others and standing with those in need.
This Ramadan, spread hope when you give to Muslim Hands, your trusted UK charity for over 30 years. Your Zakat and Sadaqah saves lives, transforms futures and restores dignity to vulnerable communities worldwide.
You are their hope!
Food
to 6.1 million people
Clean water
to 1.6 million people
Medical aid
to 1 million people
By giving your Zakat to Muslim Hands, you can lift families out of hardship and restore dignity to those in need. Our Zakat calculator makes it super easy to work out how much Zakat to pay. Most of our projects are Zakat eligible and we distribute Zakat in strict accordance with Sharia guidelines.
From water projects to education, to orphan sponsorships and livelihood programmes, our Sadaqah Jariyah projects leave a lasting impact and offer ongoing rewards.
Our handy tool will allow you to Automate your Zakat and Sadaqah donations over the month of Ramadan, leaving you more time to worship and benefit from these special nights.
As the call to Maghrib approaches, thousands of families have nothing to break their fast with. Your donation helps provide iftar meals to those living with food poverty.
Give your Zakat Al-Fitr before Eid to purify your fasts and ensure those in need can celebrate the day with food and dignity. Your donation helps provide essential meals to vulnerable families, allowing everyone to share in the joy of Eid.
Fidyah and Kaffarah are vital ways to fulfil your obligations and support those in need this Ramadan. Your donation helps provide meals to those in need for missed or broken fasts, ensuring vulnerable families can enjoy nutritious meals while you meet your obligations.
The easiest way to donate is through our website. Simply add a donation to your basket and checkout using Apple Pay, Google Pay, credit or debit card or via direct bank transfer. If you'd prefer to donate by phone, simply give us a call on 0115 911 7222.
You can email us at mail@muslimhands.org.uk, stating which marketing preferences you would like to opt out of. Alternatively, you can call us on 01159117222, and our team will be able to assist you, in sha Allah.
Direct debits are collected on either the 6th or the 21st of each month, and unfortunately, these dates cannot be changed. However, if you would prefer a different payment date, we can arrange this using your card details instead of a direct debit. Please let us know if you'd like an alternative date and we will be happy to arrange it, in sha Allah.
Our donation policy is 90%. This means that 90% of your donation will go towards your chosen cause and 10% is contributed to further fundraising. Admin costs are covered by Gift Aid, which also contributes to our 'Where Most Needed' fund.
Please feel free to read more about our donation policy and how your donations are used here.
To opt in or out of Gift Aid, simply give us a call on 0115 911 7222, or email us at mail@muslimhands.org.uk, and a member of our team will be happy to update your preferences.
To request a donation statement, please call us on 0115 911 7222, or email us at mail@muslimhands.org.uk, specifying what period you would like the statement for, and a member of our team will be happy to arrange this for you, in sha Allah.
You can donate via bank transfer using the following details:
Natwest Bank
Account Name: Muslim Hands
Sort Code: 60-11-33
Account Number: 22820000
(For international transfers):
IBAN: GB32 NWBK 6011 3322 8200 00
BIC: NWBK GB 2L
Swift Code: NWBKGB2L
After you make the transfer, please email the following details to mail@muslimhands.org.uk:
Date and time of transfer. Donation amount and type (Sadaqah/Zakat). Reference (please include Supporter ID [if known]). Your chosen project.
Trying to work out how much Zakat to pay? Use our handy Zakat Calculator in sha Allah
If you have any further questions regarding Zakat, we recommend contacting your local mosque for additional guidance.
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