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    Fitra & Fidya Calculator

    Calculate your Ramadan obligations accurately based on current local market prices in Pakistan.

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    Location & Date

    Enter your city to document and track local market rates.

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    Current Market Prices

    Enter the rate per KG for the items below in your local market to determine the Fitra value.

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    Note: Nisab standards can also be referenced using current Gold & Silver rates if needed for your broader charity parameters.

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    Family Members

    Specify the total number of individuals in your household including dependents.

    Total Family Headcount: 1
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    Select Fitra Method

    Choose the commodity you wish to use as a baseline for your family’s Fitra payment (Calculated at 2.25 KG per head).

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    Fidya Settings (Optional)

    Enable this section if you need to compensate for missed fasts due to health or valid constraints.

    Include Fidya Calculation?

    Toggle to add fidya calculation along with your fitra total.

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    Missed Fasts Count: 0 | Rate Per Fast: Rs. 0 | Estimated Fidya Subtotal: Rs. 0

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    Calculation Summary

    Review your finalized calculation statements before printing or copying the data.

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    Total Fitra Due

    Rs. 0

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    Total Fidya Due

    Rs. 0

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    Grand Total Pay

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    Target Location:Not Specified
    Household Size Breakdown: Adults: 1, Children: 0, Infants: 0 (Total Family Headcount: 1)
    Selected Benchmark Method:Wheat
    Benchmark Price (Per KG):Rs. 0
    Rate Evaluated Per Head:Rs. 0
    Subtotal Fitra Amount:Rs. 0
    Total Tracked Missed Fasts:0
    Subtotal Fidya Amount:Rs. 0
    Total Financial Obligation:Rs. 0

    What is Fitra (Sadqat-ul-Fitr)?

    Fitra, also known as Sadqat-ul-Fitr, is an obligatory charity that every self-sufficient Muslim must pay before the Eid-ul-Fitr prayer. The core purpose of Fitra is to enable poor individuals to celebrate Eid joyfully along with the rest of the community, and to purify the fasting person from any minor mistakes made during the holy month of Ramadan.

    Difference Between Fitra and Fidya

    While both are forms of Islamic financial compensation, they apply in different contexts:

    1. Fitra: Obligatory upon every household member (regardless of age or gender) at the end of Ramadan. It is calculated based on a fixed weight of commodities per person (approx. 2.25 KG).

    2. Fidya: Applicable only when an individual cannot fast due to a valid, permanent reason (such as chronic illness, extreme old age, or frailty). Fidya is paid per missed fast to feed a needy person two meals a day.

    Who is Eligible to Receive Fitra?

    Fitra can be given to those categories of individuals eligible to receive Zakat, primarily focusing on the poor (Fuqara) and the needy (Masakeen). It is highly encouraged to distribute it among needy relatives first (excluding immediate dependents like parents or children) or close neighbors before exploring broader charity distributions.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    Q: When should Fitra be paid?

    A: It should ideally be paid during the last days of Ramadan and must be distributed before the Eid-ul-Fitr prayer begins so that the needy can make use of it for Eid.

    Q: Is Fitra obligatory for children and newborn babies?

    A: Yes, the head of the family must pay Fitra on behalf of dependents, including young children and even infants born before the sunset of the last day of Ramadan.

    Q: How is the value of Fitra determined in Pakistan?

    A: The value is determined based on the current local market price of 2.25 KG of commodities like Wheat, Barley, Dates, or Raisins. This calculator allows you to input live prices for exact calculation.

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