Pillars and acts of worship
Zakah, Fasting, Hajj and ʿUmrah
Study these acts of worship with their purposes, evidence and practical boundaries, while taking personal calculations, health questions and legal cases to qualified people.
A clear route
What you can learn here
Use these signposts to choose a useful first step. You do not need to complete every item in order.
- 01Zakah and responsible charity
- 02Ramadan and other fasts
- 03ʿUmrah and Hajj
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Each course joins lessons, checks and practical tools. Choose the first course that meets your present need.
Zakah Foundations and the Eight Recipients
Zakah is an obligation of worship, a right connected to qualifying wealth and a disciplined transfer to recipients named in revelation. This course begins with purpose, then separa…
Open the courseZakat al-Fitr, Sadaqah and Waqf
Zakat al-Fitr, voluntary sadaqah and waqf all involve giving, but they do not share one legal form, timing or purpose. This course keeps each route distinct, then teaches dignity,…
Open the courseRamadan: Obligation, Intention and Invalidators
Ramadan fasting is worship ordered in the Qur’an for taqwa and connected to the month in which the Qur’an was sent down. This course teaches purpose, intention, dawn and sunset, cl…
Open the courseExemptions, Voluntary Fasts, I’tikaf and Laylat al-Qadr
Fasting education must protect both obedience and mercy. This course begins with the Qur’anic concessions for illness and travel, separates make-up fasts from fidya, introduces cle…
Open the courseUmrah Step by Step
Umrah is worship of اللّٰه (ALLAH) through an established route: prepare before the applicable miqat, enter ihram with intention and talbiyah, complete tawaf, move between Safa and…
Open the courseHajj: Types, Rites and the Farewell Pilgrimage
Hajj is required once in a lifetime for the Muslim who meets its conditions of ability. This course maps the three recognised forms, the route through Mina, Arafah and Muzdalifah,…
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