How do I calculate 'Zakat al-Fitrah' for my family?

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Fitra Calculator

Based on Prophet's (PBUH) measurement: 1 saa' = 4 madd (Sahih al-Bukhari 1503)

Total Fitra Due: 0.00

Simple Guide to Using the Fitra Calculator:

  1. Count Your Family:
  • Type how many people you’re giving Fitra for
  • Start with “1” if it’s just you! 
  1. Pick Your Food:

Choose what feels right select from: 

  • Wheat/Barley: For traditional giving (like flour or grains) 
  • Dates/Raisins: For sweet sharing (like Eid treats) 
  1. Choose Your Measure

Select how much to give use the dropdown: 

  • Standard: Follows basic guidelines (2.3 kg wheat, 3.0 kg dates) 
  • Hanafi School: For those following this tradition (3.25 kg) 
  • Extra Generous: Give a little more (3.5 kg) 
  1. Add Local Prices
  • Type what 1 kg costs where you live
  • Ask an adult or check market prices! 
  1. See the Magic

Watch the calculator work it shows: 

  • Total Fitra amount in money 💵 
  • Simple math breakdown (family × food × price) 
  1. How to Pick Food Types:
  • Wheat/Barley: If your family eats bread or grains daily 
  • Dates/Raisins: If dates are common in your community 
  • Not sure? Wheat is always a safe choice! 

Discover Fitra: Simple Acts of Kindness to Spread Joy During Ramadan and Eid!

Fitra (also called Fitrah) is a beautiful tradition in Islam where people share food or money during Ramadan to help others celebrate Eid with joy. Imagine giving a gift to someone who needs it most—like sharing rice, dates, or even a small amount of during Eid celebrations. This simple act of kindness does more than help others; it purifies our hearts, teaches us to care, and brings communities closer together. Whether you’re young or older, Fitra shows how small acts of generosity can create big smiles and make the world a fairer, happier place for everyone.

NOTE: Fitra must be given before Eid Salah(prayers).

“Even the smallest gift can light up someone’s Eid — what will yours do?”

FAQs About Fitra (Zakat al-Fitr)

Fitra is a special gift of food or money given in Ramadan so everyone can enjoy Eid happily. It’s like sharing a meal with those who need it most.
Source: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, “Fitra is a purification for those who fast” (Sunan Abi Dawood 1609).

Give it before Eid prayers! This way, people in need can use it to celebrate Eid too.
Source: “The Messenger ﷺ ordered us to give Fitra before going out for Eid prayer” (Sahih Bukhari 1503).

It depends on what you choose:

  • Wheat/Barley: 2.3 kg per person (like 2 big bags of flour)

  • Dates/Raisins: 3.0 kg per person (like 3 packs of sugar)
    Source: The Prophet ﷺ taught us to give “one saa’ of food” (Sahih Bukhari 1506).

People who need help the most:

  • Families struggling to buy food

  • Neighbors who can’t afford Eid clothes

  • Friends in debt
    Source: Quran says charity is for “the poor and needy” (Quran: At-Tawbah – 9:60).

  • Cleans your heart: Fixes small mistakes during fasting.

  • Shares happiness: No one feels left out on Eid!
    Source: “Fitra feeds the poor and purifies us” (Sunan Ibn Majah 1827).

Yes! Money is okay if it helps better. Ask your local Masjid scholars to be sure.
Source: Modern scholars like Ibn Baz allow money.

Every Muslim who has enough food for Eid day. Even kids can help their parents prepare it!
Source: “Give Fitra for everyone, young or old” (Sunan Abi Dawood 1609).

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