Ramadan Money Hub

رمضان منی ہب

Ramadan Money Hub

Fidya, fitrana and kaffarah — worked out calmly, with published rates you can check. No guesswork, no donations collected here: just clear calculators and honest explanations.

فدیہ

Fidya Calculator

For fasts you can never make up — old age or a lasting illness. Feed one poor person for each missed fast; we do the maths with your country's cited rate.

Calculate fidya →

فطرانہ

Fitrana Calculator

Zakat al-Fitr for your whole household — adults, children and dependants — at your country's published per-person rate, ready before the Eid prayer.

Calculate fitrana →

کفارہ

Kaffarah Calculator & Guide

Deliberately broken a fast, or broken an oath? The Qur'anic sequence explained with sources, plus a feeding-cost estimate. Read this one carefully — and confirm with a scholar.

Read the guide →

زکاۃ

Zakat Calculator ↗

Your yearly 2.5% zakat on savings, gold, silver and business assets lives on our separate Zakat Calculator (Pakistan) site — with the current nisab and a full step-by-step calculation.

Open the Zakat Calculator →

Rates at a glance (cited, per organisation)

These are the published figures our calculators use. Amounts are reviewed and re-announced every Ramadan — always check the year beside a rate, and confirm locally before paying.

CountryFidya (per missed fast)Fitrana (per person)Announced by
PakistanRs 300 – Rs 5,400 (by staple)Rs 300 – Rs 5,400 (by staple)Council of Islamic Ideology — Ramadan 2026
United Kingdom£5£5Islamic Relief UK — 2026
United States$15$12Fiqh Council of North America / Islamic Relief USA — 2025–26
United Arab EmiratesAED 15AED 25UAE Council for Fatwa — Ramadan 2025

Full citations and links are on the Rates & Sources page and beside every calculator.

Common questions

Short answers — the detail lives on each calculator page.

Fidya is paid for fasts you can never make up (for example, because of old age or a permanent illness) — you feed one poor person per missed fast. Fitrana (Zakat al-Fitr) is the fixed amount every able Muslim pays per household member before the Eid prayer. Kaffarah is the serious expiation for deliberately breaking a fast without a valid excuse — fasting two consecutive months, or, if truly unable, feeding sixty poor people per broken fast.

A final word: Ramadan Money Hub is an educational tool, not a religious authority. Where scholars differ, follow the scholar you trust — and may Allah accept your fasting and your giving.