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Zakat is the mandatory giving of a particular proportion of one's wealth to charity. Zakat is a type of worship that is required for the purification of one’s wealth and soul. Zakat is one of the third pillars of Islam and does not refer to charitable gifts given to the poor out of kindness or generosity. Zakat is a systematic giving of 2.5% of one's wealth each year to benefit the unfortunate.

Zakat means to purify one’s soul and wealth. Being the third pillar of Islam Zakat is an obligation which must be performed by all Muslims. Zakat is the systematic giving of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need. Zakat is essentially an act of worship through which Muslims benefit themselves as well as others and establish social justice. Zakat can be paid at anytime of the year and this depends on the person’s individual financial circumstances. Different people become the owners of Nisab at different times of the year so the time of paying Zakat varies for each individual.

The NGOs play a vital role in the society as the catalyst and partner. Even though the government is a powerful institution, it cannot be present everywhere and has its own limitations. So NGOs act as the extending hand to the government by interacting with those who require help to bring their issues into the notice of policymakers.

The exact meaning of the Arabic word Zakat is to grow in goodness, prosperity and the purification of soul and the wealth. The act of giving Zakat is purifying one’s wealth to gain God’s blessings for the wealth to grow in goodness. Khaira Ummah known as the vision of the best community, Zakat is the major economic contribution that brings the Muslim society towards prosperity, security, and social justice. It also reduces the difference between the rich and poor.

Free medical camps are organized to provide health services and create an environment where the underprivileged community gets sensitized about health issues. Thousands of poor people in villages and urban areas attend the health camps. These camps provide free tests for Diabetes, Blood Pressure, Hemoglobin etc and offers counseling & treatment by trained Doctors and Specialists. Free medicines are given to the people.

Islam is a religion that promotes love and peace. It encourages human beings to live in peace and harmony in the world. Islam emphasizes on giving Zakat to fulfill its motto of making the world a better place. Zakat is given to help the poor and needy. It is mandatory upon every adult Muslim of sound mind and means to give Zakat.

Zakat means blessing, purification, growth, and goodness because it purifies the wealth from which it is taken and protects it from misfortunes. Zakat is a determined portion taken from wealth and allocated to the poor, needy and other deserving people. It is mentioned in the Quran, (Surah Al-Taubah, No.9, Verse: 103): “Of their goods take alms, that so thou mightest purify and sanctify them; and pray on their behalf, verily thy prayers are a source of security for them.”

Free medical camps are set up with a sacred aim to bring awareness amongst the deprived population of the country who have no access to basic healthcare services or knowledge about the diseases they are suffering from. So, medical camps provide free medical advice, medicine to the unfortunate people and refer for specialized treatment or surgery whenever it is required.

Free Health Checkup Camps are organized to facilitate access to healthcare free of cost and enrich the lives of poor children and adults with chronic illnesses by providing them proper treatment and medication. These camps are staffed by healthcare providers like physicians, nurses, pharmacists, phlebotomist, supervisors, patient registration persons, and volunteers.

We spend our monotonous life working in order to survive, to build our own homes, to look after our families, to shape our future and toil hard so that life blesses us with all kinds of prosperities. We believe that human existence lies in just staying alive so we forget to find a worthy reason to live for.