Gifting 1 Iftar Sa'em Meal in Makkah

Gifting 1 Iftar Sa’em Meals in Mecca

Giving Iftar Sa’em Meals is an act of great deeds earned by giving fast-breaking meals to Muslims at the time of the Maghrib prayer, where you can earn similar number of deeds of fasting persons receiving your meals, without them losing any of their earned ones.

In the virtue of giving Iftar Sa’em, it was narrated by Zaid Aljohani, may Allah bless him, who said: The Messenger of Allah, may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him, said (Whoever give fast-breaking meal to a fasting person shall have similar rewards as that person, while nothing detracted from the rewards of that fasting-person). Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi

From anywhere around the world, seek more blessings and multiplied rewards for Giving in Mecca, the most blessed and most rewarding place to give in. You can now order Iftar Sa’em Meals as a Sadaqa, Kafara, or Fidya to be delivered to fellow Muslims in the vicinity of the Holy Mosque in Mecca. Where Sadaqa, Kafara, or Fidya do generally means:

Sadaqa (Charity): voluntary giving, where the number of meals depends on the free will of the kindness giver.

Kafara (Expiation of Sin): reparation act of Meal Giving to recompense for sins such as Breaking of Oath, Breaking of Vows, Breaking of Ramadan Fasting, etc. Each has its own specific number of meals to give. For example, recompensing for inexcusably not Fasting in Ramadan is either to fast for 60 consecutive days or to give 60 Ehsan Meals to the needy.

Fidya (Compensation): is a Meal Giving for people to recompense for their inability to perform certain acts of worship such as the elderly and sick inability to fast during Ramadan due to health conditions. 

You may privately declare your own Intentions at the time of ordering, spelling whether these Meals you are giving are Sadaqa or to recompense for other acts on behalf of yourself or other cherished persons.