What if your generosity today became someone’s hope tomorrow—and for years to come?
Sadaqah Jariyah allows believers to give in a way that never truly ends.
Rooted in Islamic teachings and deeply cherished in our tradition, it turns compassion into a lasting source of reward.
At The Zahra Trust, Sadaqah Jariyah is about building futures, not just meeting needs.
What Does Sadaqah Jariyah Mean?
Sadaqah Jariyah is a form of charity that keeps benefiting others over time.
As long as people continue to benefit, the giver continues to earn reward—by Allah’s (swt) mercy.
Allah (swt) says:
“The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed which grows seven ears; in every ear is a hundred grains.”
Surah Baqarah, Verse 261
This is a promise of multiplied reward for sincere giving.
Examples that Make a Difference
Sadaqah Jariyah can include:
- Clean water access
- Educational programs
- Healthcare facilities
- Orphan care
- Community development projects
The Zahra Trust ensures these initiatives are ethical, sustainable, and impactful.
A Reflection of Our Ethics
Sadaqah Jariyah embodies this by creating long-term relief and empowerment.
FAQ
It is separate, but highly recommended alongside other obligations.
Yes. Many donors select causes close to their hearts.
Yes. It purifies wealth and strengthens faith.
Every amount matters when given sincerely.
Many provide benefits for decades.
Yes. Continuous giving is encouraged.
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