Iftar for a Fasting Person in Ramadan – Donate and Earn Rewards Now
You can donate your charity to the poor and needy through: "Iftar Meals - Ramadan 2025 ".
or through: Feed The Poor Campaign – 2025
Food Baskets for Orphans' Families
The fasting person in Ramadan is granted immense rewards and great virtues. Fasting in Ramadan expiates sins, as the Prophet (peace be upon him) said:
"Whoever fasts Ramadan out of faith and seeking reward, his past sins will be forgiven."
Given this great reward, Muslims compete to attain it and increase their good deeds. Islam has provided an opportunity for those eager for rewards to gain double the reward of fasting by providing iftar for another fasting person. A Muslim who fasts Ramadan and also ensures that another fasting person is provided with iftar earns both the reward of his own fasting and the equivalent reward of the person he fed.
This is based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him):
"Whoever provides iftar for a fasting person will have a reward like his, without it diminishing the fasting person’s reward in the slightest."
Iftar for a Fasting Person Campaign – Ramadan 2025
The reward for providing iftar to a fasting person is not limited to those in need. Even if you offer iftar to someone who is not in need, you will still receive the same reward—by Allah’s will. However, providing iftar to those who are impoverished and struggling carries an even greater reward, as you are not only helping a fasting person break their fast but also alleviating the hardship of someone in need.
For this reason, Molham Volunteer Team launches the "Iftar for a Fasting Person" campaign every year to distribute iftar meals to fasting individuals in refugee camps and displacement areas.
The Importance of Iftar Charity in Ramadan
1. Feeding the Hungry and Needy
Millions of people worldwide, especially in conflict zones and poverty-stricken areas, struggle to afford a meal for iftar. Your donation ensures that they do not break their fast on an empty stomach.
2. Gaining the Rewards of Fasting Without Fasting
Even if you are unable to fast due to health reasons or other circumstances, you can still earn the rewards of fasting by sponsoring an iftar meal.
How Your Donation Can Make a Difference
1. Provide Iftar Meals for Families
Many families cannot afford proper iftar meals, and your donation can help provide them with nutritious food to break their fast.
2. Support Orphans and Widows
Orphans and widows in need often lack the support required for daily meals. Your iftar donation can bring them relief during this special month.
3. Sponsor Iftar at Mosques and Community Centers
Mosques and community centers host iftar gatherings for those who have no place to eat. Donating to these programs ensures that no one is left out.
Maximize Your Rewards This Ramadan
1. Give Daily Iftar Donations
Instead of donating just once, set up a daily iftar donation to provide food for those in need throughout the entire month.
2. Donate During the Last 10 Nights
Giving iftar on Laylat al-Qadr multiplies your rewards beyond 1,000 months, making it an unmatched act of charity.
3. Automate Your Donations
Use online charity platforms to schedule your donations so you never miss an opportunity to feed the fasting.
You can donate your charity to the poor and needy through: "Iftar Meals - Ramadan 2025 ".
or through: Feed The Poor Campaign – 2025
Food Baskets for Orphans' Families
FAQ:
1. Why is it important to provide iftar for fasting people?
It is a highly rewarded act in Islam and helps those struggling to afford food while fasting.
2. Can I donate iftar meals online?
Yes, many organizations allow you to sponsor iftar meals online, ensuring your donation reaches those in need.
3. Who can benefit from iftar donations?
Your donation can go to families in need, orphans, widows, refugees, and displaced individuals in various countries.
4. How much does it cost to provide iftar for one person?
The cost varies depending on location, but even a small amount can provide a nutritious meal for someone in need.