TYPES OF Sadaqah 

Islamic culture places a strong religious emphasis on charitable giving. There are various types of Sadaqah  mentioned in Islam. Charity work has gotten much easier in the modern era thanks to technological advancement. More and more people are thronging to global donation platforms like UNRWA to Donate Online.

Many people in the Islamic world give Sadaqah  jariyah voluntarily to reap the benefits of it even after they leave the physical world. So What is Sadaqah  Jariyah, and how is it different from other kinds of Sadaquah?

VARIOUS KINDS OF Sadaqah 

Sadaqah  is not just related to money. There are 17 different varieties of Sadaqah  in Islam. Making dua (prayer for another person) is one of these. Other types include spreading information to those who lack the means to do so; giving your younger brothers and sisters and other young folks sound guidance; conversing, approaching, and greeting everyone you see; assisting the weak and the destitute; giving your parents and wife or husband some space; Tarbiyyah, or raising your children to be polite; patience in the face of adversity; encouraging your errant companions to follow Allah’s path; refraining from harming or murdering any living creature; speaking quietly; and showing respect; Being content when others are content; visiting the sick; clearing the route of hazards; and showing someone the path to go.

Sadaqah  JARIYAH: THE NOBLEST OF ALL CHARITIES

What is Sadaqah  Jariya? The term “Sadaqah  jariyah” implies an ongoing, continuous act of charity. Sadaqah  Jariyah has the potential to bring about incalculable recompense, both here and in the afterlife.

This kind of philanthropy has advantages that can be enjoyed both now and in the future. It is the “ongoing” and permanent nature of Sadaqah  Jariyah that makes it the best kind of charity in Islam among all the Types of Sadaqah .

NATURE OF DONATIONS IN Sadaqah  JARIYAH

The amount of the donation does not need to be huge. Regarding Sadaqah  Jariyah, according to the Holy Scripture, whoever constructs a mosque for the Lord’s sake, even if it is as small as a sand grouse’s nest, Allah will erect a home for him in Paradise.

Another important hadith about Sadaqah  jariyah says that a man’s deeds cease when he passes away, with the exception of three things: unending generosity, useful knowledge, or a good child who offers prayers for the deceased. This hadith exhorts one to accumulate good deeds because one never knows when death may strike.

Constructing mosques, planting trees, digging water wells, distributing and printing Mus-hafs, disseminating educational materials such as books and recordings, and building an orphanage or a home for elderly people are just a few kinds and instances of ongoing philanthropy.

Donations for educational causes are among the most popular types of Sadaqah  jariyah. It’s because by preserving the future of children, their families, and the entire neighborhood, they may bring about countless advantages for future generations.

You will be rewarded for each and every prayer said in the mosque, each and every patient cared for in the hospital, and each and every student educated in the school.

CONCLUSION

We can change the world and obtain Allah’s blessings by implementing the daily practise to give Sadaqah  jariyah.

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