Giving Form
Where your Zakat goes
Your Zakat supports eligible students only, helping them maintain access to education during financial hardship.
Eligibility verified through documented need
Zakat funds tracked separately from other donations
100% of Zakat is allocated to eligible students
Operational costs are covered by ASAI.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Islamic Giving lets supporters give through options like Zakat, Sadaqa, and Zakat al Fitr, with a focus on helping students access higher education
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Zakat is an obligatory form of giving for eligible Muslims, while Sadaqa is voluntary charity given at any amount.
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ASAI’s Zakat program is described as allocating Zakat donations to help students gain access to quality university education and succeed academically.
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ASAI’s Sadaqa program is described as directly assisting low income students by providing financial support to access higher education and improve prospects.
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Yes. Your payment processor typically sends an email confirmation for your records.
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Yes. Choose the relevant giving option when donating so your gift is counted toward that program.
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If you are a US taxpayer, donations to a 501(c)(3) may be tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. ASAI EIN is 20-8113798
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For religious rulings, consult a qualified scholar. For questions about how ASAI routes and records your gift, email info@arabstudentaid.org.