MUHSEN Zakat

MUHSEN Zakat

Zakat is a sacred trust. It is an obligation owed to Allah and a responsibility toward those He has commanded us to support.

At MUHSEN, Zakat plays a critical role in serving individuals and families living with disabilities who face financial hardship, social barriers, and limited access to Islamic spaces and services. Since our founding, MUHSEN has worked to ensure that people with physical, cognitive, mental, and emotional disabilities are not excluded from the masjid, from Islamic education, or from basic dignity and care.

Through Zakat, donors help provide direct assistance to eligible individuals and families, while also supporting essential services that enable access to Islam, including disability focused education, accessibility accommodations, and support services that many families cannot afford on their own.

Your Zakat allows MUHSEN to serve with both compassion and compliance, ensuring funds are distributed in accordance with Islamic guidance and scholarly oversight.

Possible Uses of Zakat at MUHSEN

Zakat donations may be used for the following purposes, when recipients meet Zakat eligibility criteria:

  • Direct financial assistance for individuals with disabilities and their families
  • Support for housing, food, medical needs, and accessible transportation
  • Disability focused Islamic education and one on one learning support
  • Qur’an in Braille for the visually impaired
  • Sign language interpretation for khutbahs, classes, and Islamic programs
  • Individualized Umrah services for guests with disabilities who qualify
  • Counseling and support services for individuals with disabilities and caregivers Programs that enable access to the masjid and Islamic spaces for eligible individuals

MUHSEN maintains internal controls to ensure that Zakat funds are segregated, tracked, and applied only to permissible uses in line with scholarly guidance.

Give Your Zakat With Confidence

Your obligation becomes access, dignity, and care for those too often overlooked.