Purify your fast. Feed a family in need.
Fitrana, also known as Zakat al Fitr, is a charitable payment due on every Muslim at the end of Ramadan. It purifies our fasts, helps us complete the month with humility and ensures that families in hardship can celebrate Eid with dignity.
Your Fitrana helps families who cannot afford even the basics for Eid. Through Aghosh UK, your donation is given as actual food and essential items to those who need it most.


Fitrana
A One-off donation
What is Fitrana
Fitrana is a small but powerful charity obligation that every Muslim must give before the Eid prayer. It was established so that no one is left hungry on the day of Eid.
It must be paid for:
- yourself
- your spouse
- your children
- any dependents under your care
Your Fitrana supports vulnerable families including orphans, widows and low income households who struggle to buy food during Eid.

How Much Is Fitrana This Year
The amount of Fitrana is based on the cost of staple food. It is the same for every eligible person
You can give on behalf of your entire family in a single donation.
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When Should Fitrana Be Paid
Fitrana must be paid before the Eid prayer.
Paying early allows us to distribute food in time for Eid so families can prepare their meals without worry.
You can give:
- anytime during Ramadan
- ideally in the last few days
- but must be before Eid salah


Why Give Fitrana Through Aghosh UK
Your Fitrana reaches families quickly, efficiently and with amanah. We work with trusted partners to deliver food to:
- orphans in Pakistan
- widows and low income households
- families affected by crisis
- people struggling with food insecurity
- communities with little access to support
Your small contribution makes sure someone else can enjoy Eid with dignity.
How Your Fitrana Helps
Your Fitrana provides:
- essential food items
- Eid meals for families
- basic household needs
- support for communities who have no income or savings
- relief for families who are fasting in hardship
Even a small amount becomes a source of joy and ease at the end of Ramadan.

Fitrana vs Zakat al Fitr vs Fidyah
People often confuse these terms.
Fitrana or Zakat al Fitr
Obligatory on every Muslim. Paid before Eid to help the poor celebrate
Zakat
A separate obligation based on yearly savings.
Fidya
Paid by someone unable to fast due to long term illness.
Fitrana is paid once per person, regardless of your wealth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do children need Fitrana?
Yes. Parents or guardians must pay Fitrana on behalf of their children.
Can I give Fitrana for the whole family in one donation?
Yes. Simply multiply the amount and donate once.
Can I give Fitrana after Eid?
It becomes general Sadaqah, but it no longer counts as Fitrana. It must be given before Eid prayer.
Where does my Fitrana go?
Directly towards food distribution and essential support for families in need.
Is Fitrana Zakat?
It is not the same as annual Zakat. It is a separate obligation tied to Ramadan.