Islam can teach us that there are numerous ways to give and be given rewards. One option is to do sadaqah-jariyah , an act of charity which gives back regardless of the amount that has been awarded. For instance, if you plant seeds to grow trees, once they have grown enough, they’ll provide shade during hot days and help to keep warm in the winter months. This means your good works won’t cease at a specific point in time but continue to last for the rest of time because their fruit continues giving the nourishment we need for the time of our lives.
Jariyah is the Arabic word meaning charity. There are numerous types of Jiraiyas which one could support, and we’ve selected five examples to show the ways to do it. We hope these examples will inspire you to make more donations to sadaqah.
Sponsoring an orphan
Today, there are millions of kids around the world that have been denied an education and who do not have the necessary skills for success. It’s sad, because the children will never know the things they’ve been missing. Let us help them get to their goals by providing high-quality early-childhood programs that provide every child with the chance to gain knowledge that is valuable can be and to appreciate different points of view.
In order for future generations to lead healthier lives, we have to collaborate.
It is often overlooked that individuals can influence their children’s future. However, it is a way to ensure the future success of many families and individuals. A child’s sponsorship will guarantee that they have access to and the skills needed to assist their future. Your impact as a sponsor is broad beyond those who benefit from the child sponsorship program.
Education / Skills/ Teaching and spreading awareness of Islam
Islam is a religion that rewards those who spread information. As Muslims have a responsibility for our fellow Muslims. We have to share accurate information about Islam with people around the world so that they may also profit from God’s love through prayer and other methods. The act of teaching someone how to read the Holy Quran is read brings you a reward, even when you pass away. When your student repeats or teaches someone else their prayer, both of you will gain. Instead of simply dying and not doing any good deeds at all.
Develop a water source
Imagine living that isn’t able to access pure drinking water. It’s difficult enough to acquire the most important of everyday necessities however what would happen if you couldn’t access it? It’s difficult to go about your day and look after your own health or be employed in an area where hygiene is important (think health care). This is even more difficult when you think about the fact that many of the countries in developing do not have the resources to provide for themselves. They depend heavily on international aid that can come with little in return.
Participating in the construction of an Mosque or School, or Hospital
Many religious people choose to give to schools and mosques to benefit from the benefits. You may also donate your cash and time to accomplish goals like building an orphanage, which goes to other people who will benefit from these generosity efforts; this is just one of many examples which show that giving back makes you feel more satisfied than if would have bought something tangible with all those prayer points.
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