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Fidya Basket for Yemen

$20.00

Fidya

Yemen

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What you will contribute

Food prices in Yemen remain high, and many households face ongoing difficulty securing basic groceries. Prolonged economic strain and supply challenges have reduced access to staple food items needed for daily meal preparation.

Your contribution provides one Fidya Basket in Yemen containing 2kg of rice and cooking oil. Each basket corresponds to one missed fast and supports one beneficiary with essential staples for daily meal preparation.

Please increase the quantity according to the number of missed fasts you need to fulfil.

Through this Fidya Basket, you complete one missed fast while supporting practical food needs in Yemen.

About this appeal

Fidya (also known as Fidyah) is a form of compensation in Islam for individuals who miss fasts in Ramadan due to valid reasons and are unable to make them up, with each missed fast providing essential food to someone in need.

As both a means of fulfilling religious responsibility and supporting vulnerable communities, Fidya provides essential food assistance to those in need while compensating for missed fasts.

Through Giving by Muslim Pro, Fidya is fulfilled by providing food support such as staple food baskets or prepared meals to beneficiaries in need. Each contribution corresponds to one missed fast and supports one beneficiary.

“And upon those who are able but with hardship is a ransom of feeding a poor person.
— Qur’an 2:184″