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Pay Your Fitra. Complete Your Ramadan.

Fitra is due before Eid al-Fitr, a purification of the fast and a means of ensuring every person can share in the joy of Eid.

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Purification & Provision

The Final Act of Generosity in Ramadan

Fitra (also known as Fitrana or Zakat al-Fitr) is an obligatory payment every Muslim must make at the end of Ramadan, before the Eid al-Fitr prayer. It is separate from Zakat and required regardless of whether you fasted.

Its purpose is twofold: a purification of the fast, compensating for any shortcomings during the month, and a guarantee that the poor and needy have enough to eat and celebrate on the day of Eid. No one in the community should go hungry while others rejoice.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) prescribed Fitra as a duty upon every Muslim, young and old, male and female.

Logistics & Operations

How NRF Distributes

Who Must Pay?

Every self-supporting Muslim who has food in excess of their needs must pay Fitra for themselves and their dependents. This is a mandatory act.

How Much?

£5 per person. Based on the cost of one meal, standardizing the contribution to ensure widespread impact and accessibility. Rate for 2026.

When to Pay

Early Ramadan to before the Eid prayer. It is highly recommended to pay early in Ramadan so the food reaches the needy in time for their Eid celebration. This is a critical deadline.
Stewardship Protocol

The Window of Fulfillment

Best Time to Pay

Fitra Deadline

Fitra must be paid before the Eid al-Fitr prayer. Once the prayer begins, unpaid Fitra is considered late.

Absolute Limit: Before Prayer

Early Ramadan

Days 01–10 — Allows NRF to plan distribution and reach recipients before Eid, especially in remote areas.

Mid-Ramadan

Days 11–20 — A common time. Still allows ample time for distribution.

Last Ten Nights

Days 21–30 — NRF can still process and distribute, but earlier is preferred.

Night Before Eid

Day 30 — The latest recommended time.

Pay as early as possible

Pay as early in Ramadan as possible to give our teams maximum time to distribute.
Eligible Recipients

Who Receives Fitra?

Your Fitra goes directly to the most vulnerable members of our global community, ensuring no one is forgotten during the days of celebration.

The Poor (Al-Fuqara)

Those who would otherwise go without on Eid day.

The Needy (Al-Masakin)

Those whose income is insufficient to cover essential costs.

Displaced Families & Others

Including orphans, widows, and the elderly living alone.

NRF distributes Fitra as food (or the monetary equivalent) to families who would not have a meal on Eid day. Priority is given to orphaned children and their families, widowed households, displaced persons, and the elderly living alone.

Logistics & Operations

How NRF Distributes

Early Collection, Timely Distribution

Teams purchase food locally and arrange delivery before Eid day.

Verified Recipients

Identified and verified by field teams in Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen, and East Africa.

Local Procurement

Food purchased locally for freshness and to support local economies.

Transparent Reporting

Distribution reports published after each Eid.
Fulfillment Process

How to Pay

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Step 1: Count

Count the people in your household.

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Step 2: Multiply

Multiply by £[X] per person.

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Step 3: Pay

Pay early for maximum impact. Direct impact, delivered before Eid.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Fitra?
Do I pay for my baby?
What is the deadline?
What if I pay late?
Is Fitra the same as Zakat?
Is Fitra the same as Fidya or Kaffara?
Does NRF distribute food or money?
Is my payment eligible for Gift Aid?
Can I specify a country?

Complete Your Ramadan.
Share the Joy of Eid.

Fitra purifies your fast and ensures no one goes hungry on the day of celebration. Pay through NRF and let your Eid begin with the knowledge that someone will eat because of you.

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