Donate Your Fidya With RHI Today!
Your Fidya donation can make a tremendous impact on the lives of the world’s most vulnerable people. You can feed a fasting individual a nourishing meal for Suhoor and Iftar by fulfilling this obligation.
What is Fidya
A Muslim may be unable to fast during Ramadan for various reasons, including illness, pregnancy, or travel. In these instances, they must make amends by feeding a needy person for each day of fasting they missed during Ramadan. Fidya is the cost of feeding one needy person each day.
Is there a distinction between Fidya and Kaffara?
Kaffara is only paid if you miss or break a fast without a valid reason for doing so. Fidya, on the other hand, is only paid if you forget or break a fast for a valid reason. For each missed fast, the sum paid in Fidya is enough to feed one person. However, when it comes to Kaffara, each missed fast is worth the equivalent of feeding 60 people.
Is Fidya Mandatory?
All Muslims are required to fast throughout Ramadan, and it is one of Islam’s Five Pillars. When Muslims miss these key components of Islam, whether for a valid reason or not, they must pay Kaffara or Fidya.
How Do I Pay My Fidya?
Donations can be made online through us, RHI, on our website.RHI ensures and guarantees that your Fidya donations are used to feed the most vulnerable people. Make your donations to us right now!
Other Donation Methods
Mail to: 2522 TRILLIUM VIEW DR, GRAYSON, GA, 30017-1448
Direct Bank Deposit (Wells Fargo)
Bank: Wells Fargo
Account number: 7330572913
Routing numbers:
- Direct deposits & electronic payments: 061000227
- Domestic wire transfers: 121000248
- International wire transfers: WFBIUS6S