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These donation terms summarise the publicly stated policies of Ummah Care. Please contact the organisation if a particular contribution, project or religious ruling needs clarification before you proceed.

Donation terms
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Donation categories

Choose the intended type of giving

Ummah Care lists Zakat, Lillah, Sadaqah, interest or non-permissible income, Kaffarah, Fidya, Aqeeqah and Qurbani among its donation categories. Please choose the correct category and include a project or country reference where relevant.

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Zakat allocation

100% for eligible beneficiaries

The organisation states that 100% of Zakat contributions are allocated to Shariah-eligible beneficiaries, not administrative expenses or personal benefit. Zakat eligibility and distribution rules differ from other kinds of giving. Infrastructure such as masjid construction and boreholes should not be funded from Zakat where the required transfer of ownership to an eligible recipient is absent.

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Distribution

Allocation and agency

The published policy says contributions are distributed by trustees or appointed teams and implementing partners under appropriate oversight. If a specified country or project becomes impractical to complete, or surplus funds remain, the organisation may redirect funds to suitable charitable work in line with its published terms. Donors should treat the trustees or appointed partners as their agent (wakeel) to distribute the selected category according to the applicable Shariah guidance.

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Refunds and fees

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The published policy states that donations are generally non-refundable because funds may be distributed promptly. Duplicate transactions, payment-processing errors or an incorrect donation category may be reviewed as exceptions. At checkout, donors may optionally add a 5% transaction service fee. It is recorded separately from the charitable contribution and is not counted as Zakat or campaign funds. External bank or provider charges remain subject to the selected provider’s terms; contact Ummah Care promptly if an issue arises.

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