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Hajj and Umrah are religious Pilgrims to Macca , Saudi Arabia Islamic religious doctrine dictates that every able-bodied adult Muslim who can afford to do so is obligated to make Hajj at least once in their lifetime

In simpler words, if you have saved money for Hajj, then as long as it is in your bank account, you must pay Zakat on it, which is 2.5% of the amountthe other hand, if you have deposited the money to the agency, then no Zakat is applicable on the savings as they aren't under your direct ownership

It is permissible to give zakah so that poor Muslims can travel to do the obligatory Hajj because this comes under the general meaning of the phrase (for Allah’s cause) in the verse which speaks of the ways in which zakah is to be spent.

Zakat purifies the Muslim’s wealth, as Allah says in the Qur’an; “It keeps one away from sin and saves the giver from the moral ill arising from the greed and love of wealth

What is Zakat Money Used for?

The principal practice of Zakat is supporting those who need it most to make their lives better. In Islam, as a child of Adam, you are given the duty to take care of all of your brothers and sisters by giving Zakat to provide vital necessities for them. With this in mind, Zakat is used to benefit those less fortunate than ourselves

Sponsor Hajj or Umrrah pilgrims

Hajj Cost from India is Rs 3,90,000 as per package given by Hajj Committee of India.

The Umrah packages are for 15 days, 14/13 nights, ranging from INR 98,000 to INR 1,08,000 depending on the facilities

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