Frequently Asked Questions
What does Lillah mean?
Lillah means “for Allah.” It is voluntary charity given solely for the pleasure of Allah (SWT), without expecting anything in return.
How is Lillah different from Zakat?
Zakat is obligatory, with strict rules on who can receive it.
Lillah is voluntary and flexible, and can be used for a wide range of Shariah-compliant causes.
What can Lillah donations be used for?
Your donations may support:
✅ Poor families, orphans, and widows
✅ Medical and financial hardship cases
✅ Building and maintaining mosques and madrasas
✅ Islamic education and da’wah projects
✅ Food, shelter, and community welfare
Can Lillah be given to non-Muslims?
Yes. Lillah may be given to both Muslims and non-Muslims for good and permissible causes.
Is there a minimum amount I must give?
No. Every contribution counts – whether large or small – when given sincerely for Allah’s sake.
Does Lillah count as Sadaqah Jariyah?
Yes. If invested in long-term projects (e.g., wells, schools, mosques), it becomes ongoing charity with rewards that continue even after you pass away.
How do I know where my donation is going?
We ensure complete transparency. You receive:
✅ The direct bank/bKash details
✅ The name and contact of the recipient or project
✅ This way, your charity goes directly to those in need, without any deductions.
Is my donation tax deductible
This depends on your country’s tax laws. Please consult your accountant or tax advisor.
GIVING FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH
Our Mission
To connect donors directly with those in need – making charity sincere, transparent, and 100% for the sake of Allah (SWT)