Charity wards off illnesses and ailments, increases good deeds, and serves as an effective spiritual and psychological remedy. It brings peace of mind to the sick and bestows blessings. One of the greatest avenues for a person to spend their wealth is through charity. Islam strongly encourages and promotes giving charity, highlighting the immense reward for those who give. Charity is a great act of worship with a profound impact on the giver, the recipient, and society as a whole. Furthermore, assisting those in need is a fundamental pillar upon which any cohesive and interconnected society is built.
You can overcome many negative feelings, such as anger, sadness, and loneliness, by supporting those in need. Furthermore, it strengthens your connection to the community, fosters a positive outlook on life, and gives you a deep sense of satisfaction, as donors typically feel they have contributed to improving the lives of others or the community, generating a sense of personal accomplishment
Dr. Taghrid Zuhdi Mohamed
founder and president of OFUQ ALSALAM ALDUWALI (OSD) Center
member of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and Sustainable Development at the United Nations
