The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) has officially announced the Fitra rate for 2025, detailing the minimum amount required for Fitrana (Zakat al-Fitr) and Fidyah (compensation for missed fasts). As per the latest announcement by CII Chairman Allama Dr. Raghib Hussain Naeemi, the minimum Fitrana 2025 in Pakistan per person is set at Rs 220.
Fitrana 2025 in Pakistan – Breakdown by Commodities
The Fitrana amount varies based on different staple food commodities as follows:
- Wheat: Rs 220 per person
- Barley: Rs 450 per person
- Dates: Rs 1,650 per person
- Raisins (Kishmish): Rs 2,500 per person
- Dried Figs (Munakka): Rs 5,000 per person
What is Fitrana?
Fitrana is an obligatory charity that must be paid before Eid-ul-Fitr. It is a way to purify one’s fasts and help the underprivileged celebrate Eid. Every Muslim—whether male or female, young or old—is required to give Fitrana before the end of Ramadan.
Fidyah Rate 2025 in Pakistan
For those who are unable to fast due to health reasons or old age, Fidyah compensation per missed fast is Rs 220 (based on wheat). However, individuals can also give Fidyah based on other commodities like barley, dates, or raisins, according to their financial capacity.
Key Guidelines for Fitrana Payment
- Deadline: Fitrana must be given before Eid-ul-Fitr prayers to ensure that the needy can benefit from it in time.
- Obligation: It is compulsory for every Muslim who possesses food beyond their daily needs.
- Eligible Recipients: The amount should be given to needy, ensuring they can also partake in the celebrations of Eid.
- Encouragement for Wealthy Individuals: The CII chairman has advised that those with financial means should contribute according to their capacity.
The announcement of the Fitrana 2025 in Pakistan per person provides clear guidelines for Muslims to fulfill their religious obligation before Eid-ul-Fitr. Whether giving the minimum Rs 220 or choosing a higher amount based on other food items, ensuring timely payment is essential.
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