Pay Fidya Online for Missed Fasts

Fidya is paid when a Muslim cannot fast due to a valid long-term medical reason, old age, or a chronic condition and is not expected to make up the missed fasts later.

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For valid long-term inability to fast

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Fidya meaning

Valid Medical Reason

Fidya applies when a person cannot fast because of chronic illness, advanced age, or a long-term condition.

Unable to Make Up Later

If the person is expected to recover, they should make up the missed fasts as Qada rather than pay Fidya.

For Each Missed Fast

Fidya is calculated per missed fast. For 30 missed fasts, multiply the Fidya amount by 30.

Given to the Needy

Fidya should support eligible poor and needy people, traditionally through food or its equivalent.

Who pays Fidya

Elderly people who cannot safely fast

People with chronic illness

Patients with long-term medical conditions

People advised medically not to fast permanently

Those unlikely to recover enough to make up fasts

Temporary illness where Qada is possible later

Travelers who can make up fasts after Ramadan

Deliberately broken fasts without valid reason

Missed fasts due to negligence

People who are able to fast safely

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Support Poor Families

Fidya helps eligible people who struggle with daily needs, especially during Ramadan.

Provide Relief with Dignity

Your donation can ease hardship for people who need support and compassion.

Give Through a Trusted Platform

Transparent Hands provides a secure online donation pathway and donor confirmation.

Extend Ramadan Blessings

Turn missed fast compensation into meaningful support for people in need.

How to pay

Count Missed Fasts

Count the fasts missed due to a valid long-term inability to fast.

Calculate Amount

Multiply the Fidya amount by the number of missed fasts.

Donate Online

Use the Transparent Hands donation flow and select Fidya as your donation type.

Keep Confirmation

Save your donation confirmation for your personal records.

FAQs

What is Fidya?

Fidya is a required compensation for Muslims who cannot fast due to valid long-term health reasons and are not expected to make up the missed fasts later.

When should Fidya be paid?

Fidya can be paid before Ramadan, during Ramadan, or once it becomes clear that the person cannot make up the missed fasts.

Who is eligible to pay Fidya?

Fidya applies to elderly people, chronically ill patients, or people with long-term medical conditions who cannot safely fast.

Can Fidya be paid for temporary illness?

No. If the illness is temporary and the person can make up the fasts later, Qada is required instead of Fidya.

Is Fidya different from Kaffarah?

Yes. Fidya is for valid long-term inability to fast. Kaffarah is a penalty for deliberately breaking a fast without a valid reason.

How much is Fidya for one missed fast?

The page uses PKR 600 as the Fidya amount for one missed fast when PKR is selected in the header.

Who can receive Fidya?

Fidya should be given to poor and needy people or eligible recipients who require food support and relief.

What happens if my health improves after paying Fidya?

If your health improves and you become able to fast later, you should consult a scholar. Many scholars advise making up the missed fasts as Qada.

Fulfil your Fidya with care

Fidya provides a way to support people in need when a lasting inability to fast means missed days cannot be made up later. Choose the number of applicable missed fasts and calculate your contribution using the rate for your selected currency.

Understand your Fidya ↓

Understanding when Fidya applies

Fidya concerns missed fasts when a person has a valid, lasting inability to fast and is not expected to make them up later.

It may apply in cases of old age or chronic illness. A temporary inability to fast usually calls for making up the missed days when able, rather than replacing them with a payment.

Begin with your circumstances

Confirm the obligation with a qualified scholar before calculating an amount. Personal circumstances and religious rulings can affect what is required.

Plan support for eligible people

Fidya is associated with feeding people in need. Ask the collecting organisation about its arrangements and confirm the rate you follow before contributing.

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Calculate by missed fasts

Multiply the number of applicable missed fasts by your confirmed rate per fast.

This page uses PKR 600 per missed fast for PKR. Select your currency in the header and enter the number of missed days. Confirm with a qualified scholar whether Fidya applies to your circumstances.

Keep different obligations separate

Fitrana is linked to the end of Ramadan and is calculated per person. Kaffarah relates to other circumstances and requires separate guidance. Neither should be treated as interchangeable with Fidya.

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Your Fidya questions, answered

Understand the purpose before arranging your contribution.

Is Fidya a replacement for every missed fast?

No. Where someone can make up a missed fast later, payment is not a general substitute. Seek guidance on your circumstances.

How do I choose the rate?

The rates on this page are PKR 600, USD 5, and GBP 5 per missed fast. The calculator applies the rate for the currency selected in the header.

Can I calculate several missed fasts together?

Yes. Enter the applicable number of days and the rate per fast. Check the total before donating.

What if my ability to fast changes?

Ask a qualified scholar whether you need to make up the fasts. A previous payment should not be assumed to settle every later circumstance.

Are the patient cards paid through this Fidya form?

The patient listings are separate giving opportunities. Visit the campaign and review its available donation types; do not assume every campaign accepts Fidya.

Choose the giving route that fits your obligation

Fulfil your Fidya with care

Understand your Fidya ↓

Understanding when Fidya applies

Fidya concerns missed fasts when a person has a valid, lasting inability to fast and is not expected to make them up later.

It may apply in cases of old age or chronic illness. A temporary inability to fast usually calls for making up the missed days when able, rather than replacing them with a payment.