Fitrana Rate 2025 in Pakistan: Amount Per Person and Price
Every Ramadan the Muslims of the world over prepare to receive the holy month by carrying out religious vows amongst which is Sadaqa-e-Fitr (popularly known as Fitrana). Charitable action is the very essence of Ramadan and Eid observance, especially almsgiving to the needy in the community.
In Pakistan, Fitrana rate for the year 2025 will be decided by Islamic scholars and concerned authorities, on the basis of the recommendation, after taking into account the present prices of daily use foodstuff at present. But this abstract gives some of the grounds on which is tested the quantification of Fitrana, its application, and the expected levels of Fitrana that are estimated from data that has been previously published.
What is Fitrana?
Fitrana/Zakat al-Fitr is a mandatory charity zakāt) to all Muslims that must be given by the end of the holy month of the Ramadan. Its primary purpose is:
- That the fast of believers can be cleansed by “correction” of for any deficiencies during Ramadan.
- Put differently, to allow those without resources to properly take part in Eid al-Fitr in a dignified and joyful manner.
Head of the family states that Fitrana to be paid must involve all household members (children and dependents).
How is Fitrana Calculated?
The availability of the cheapest kinds of composite food ingredients, wheat, barley, dates, or raisins), Fitrana is regulated at prices of the simplest composite foods. Both the Islamic tradition and daily (mass) consumption of about 2.25kg/person of the following basic foodstuff is characteristic.
For instance, when the weight of 2.25 kg wheat is [price], and so on. Thirty, and the lower limit of Fitrana for an individual will be rs. 300. For example, if dates or raisins are used instead of, the value will be higher because it represents the commercial price.
Expected Fitrana Rates for 2025
- Wheat: Rs. 300 per person
- Barley: Rs. 600 per person
- Dates: Rs. 2,400 per person
- Raisins: Rs. 4,400 per person
These rates likely will be different in 2025 due to increased cost of commodities and commodity price variations in 2025.
Who Should Pay Fitrana?
Fitrana is obligatory for all Muslims, without exception to age or sex provided sufficient means are available to support their subsistence needs. The responsibility lies with:
- Financially independent individuals.
- Head of household is required to pay on behalf of other household members.
When Should Fitrana Be Paid?
Fitrana should be paid:
- Before Eid Festival: It is the reason why the celebrations of the downtrodden will not be artificially shortchanged by the arrival of Eid旦 coming to celebrate the celebration of Eid.
- During Ramadan: Early access enables charitable organizations to release funds as in this case, in a quicker way.
Why is Fitrana Important?
Fitrana is one of the mechanisms that can be used to create social cohesion/inclusion during Eid festivity. It also offers the solution to the chasm between rich and poor, and thus plays a role to bring people to participate in gatherings they are not able otherwise.
Through this service, the Muslims are not only making their own fasts pure, but they are also being provided with the mercy of Allah, by helping the society.
How to Pay Fitrana in 2025
- Calculate the Amount: Provide an approximate count of family members and the level of accuracy according to the selection criteria.
