Linked to Ramadan
Fitrana is given at the end of Ramadan as a final act of care before Eid-ul-Fitr.
Zakat al-Fitr, also known as Fitrana, is given at the end of Ramadan so eligible families can experience Eid with food, dignity, and joy. It is paid for each eligible member of the household before the Eid-ul-Fitr prayer.
Through Transparent Hands, you can give your Fitrana online and help families in need at the most meaningful time of Ramadan. Your donation can bring relief to people who may otherwise struggle to prepare for Eid.
Zakat al-Fitr is a special charity connected with Ramadan and Eid. It is meant to purify the fasting person and help those in need receive support before Eid begins.
Fitrana is given at the end of Ramadan as a final act of care before Eid-ul-Fitr.
It helps eligible poor and needy families prepare food and basic needs for Eid.
Families usually calculate Fitrana for each eligible household member, including children.
It should be paid before the Eid prayer so it reaches recipients at the right time.
βZakat al-Fitr is not only a payment. It is a way to include struggling families in the happiness of Eid.β
Give early so your Fitrana can reach families before Eid.Use this simple calculator to estimate your Fitrana amount. The current Transparent Hands rate is $5 for one person, with quick options for multiple family members.
Secure checkout: Your selected Fitrana amount opens in the Transparent Hands payment modal.
Zakat al-Fitr is generally paid by Muslims who have enough for themselves and their dependents. It is commonly paid on behalf of each eligible member of the family.
Parents or guardians usually pay Fitrana for children and dependents. Paying early in Ramadan gives organizations more time to deliver support before Eid.
Adults: Each eligible adult should be included in the calculation.
Children: Parents or guardians can pay on behalf of children.
Dependents: Household dependents may also be included.
Timing: Pay before Eid prayer so the support reaches recipients on time.
The Fitrana amount is traditionally connected to staple food measures. Many organizations provide a yearly cash value to make it easier for donors to give online.
| Family Members | Example Rate | Total Fitrana | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $5 | $5 | Basic Fitrana for one individual. |
| 2 persons | $5 each | $10 | Simple option for two family members. |
| 5 persons | $5 each | $25 | Suitable for a small household. |
| Custom family size | Set current rate | Members Γ rate | Use the calculator for your household. |
Eid should be a day of joy, but many families enter it with empty kitchens, unpaid bills, and medical hardship. Fitrana helps bring immediate relief at the right time.
Helps eligible families prepare for Eid with dignity.
Supports people who may not have enough for food.
Allows donors abroad to give quickly and securely online.
Connects Ramadan giving with real human relief.
Transparent Hands is known for connecting donors with underserved communities in Pakistan through healthcare support, medical camps, patient treatment, and relief efforts. During Ramadan and Eid, your Fitrana can become part of that compassionate mission.
Your donation is meant to reach people who need support before Eid, when timing matters most.
Donors from Pakistan, USA, UK, Canada, and other countries can give online.
Transparent Hands provides a simple way to give Fitrana, Zakat, and Sadaqah during Ramadan.
Your giving supports a platform committed to serving poor patients and families in Pakistan.
Choose one person, two persons, five persons, or enter a custom family amount.
Make sure the donation is marked as Zakat al-Fitr / Fitrana.
Complete the payment through the available online payment method.
Pay early enough so support can reach families before Eid prayer.
Zakat al-Fitr, also called Fitrana, is an obligatory charity given at the end of Ramadan before the Eid prayer. It helps eligible people enjoy Eid with food, dignity, and relief.
Zakat al-Fitr should be paid before the Eid-ul-Fitr prayer. Many families give it earlier in Ramadan so it can reach recipients in time.
Muslims who have enough food and basic means for themselves and their dependents are generally expected to pay Fitrana for each eligible family member.
Yes. Parents or guardians usually pay Fitrana on behalf of children and dependents.
Yes. Fitrana can be paid online through a trusted organization that distributes it to eligible recipients before Eid.
Yes. You may give more than the minimum amount as additional charity, especially when you want to support more families in need.
Zakat al-Fitr should be given to eligible recipients, especially poor and needy people who require support before Eid.
Fitrana should be paid before Eid prayer. If it is delayed, donors should still give it, but they should avoid unnecessary delay and give early whenever possible.
Pay your Zakat al-Fitr online through Transparent Hands and help eligible families receive support before Eid prayer. Give early, give with care, and share the joy of Eid with those who need it most.