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Fidya (also written Fidyah) is an Islamic obligation to feed the poor and needy in place of a missed fast — typically for those who are chronically ill, elderly, or otherwise unable to fast during Ramadan. This option covers Fidya to feed 6 people on your behalf in Makkah Al-Mukarramah.
What Is Fidya (Fidyah) in Islam?
Fidya is a form of expiation (Kaffara) required when a person is genuinely unable to fast — due to chronic illness, old age, or other valid Shariah reasons — and is not expected to make up the missed fast later. Instead, they are obligated to feed a needy person for each fast missed. This is distinct from a temporary illness or travel, where the fast is simply made up at a later date.
How MakkahZabiha Fulfills Your Fidya
When you order this Fidya package, our team in Makkah feeds 6 poor and needy people on your behalf, fulfilling the obligation according to Islamic guidelines. Once completed, you'll receive confirmation by WhatsApp and email so you know your Fidya has been discharged.
Fidya
For those permanently unable to fast (age, chronic illness). Feed the poor instead of fasting.
Kaffara
Heavier expiation for a fast deliberately broken without valid excuse — 60 days fasting or feeding 60 people.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is required to pay Fidya?
Fidya is generally required for those who are chronically ill, elderly, or otherwise permanently unable to fast, and are not expected to be able to make up the fast at a later time.
How many people does this package feed?
This Fidya Al-Adha package covers feeding 6 people, fulfilling the equivalent of 6 missed fasts.
Where is the Fidya distributed?
Your Fidya is distributed to the poor and needy in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, in accordance with Islamic guidelines.
Will I get confirmation once my Fidya is complete?
Yes. You'll receive confirmation by WhatsApp and email once your Fidya has been fulfilled in Makkah.
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