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Ramadan 2024: Fidya and Fitrana amounts announced in Pakistan

Ramadan 2024: Fidya and Fitrana amounts announced in Pakistan

Prominent religious figure Mufti Muneebur Rehman has announced Fidya and Fitrana amount for Ramadan 2024 in Pakistan.

Fidya is paid by Muslims for skipping a fast for health, travel and other issues as observing all the maximum 30 fasts during the holy month is obligatory for all faithfuls. Following is the structure for Fidya amount for this year:

Fidya Amount 2024 in Pakistan

Fidya Amount 

2024

Wheat Barley Dates Raisins
Rs300 per roza Rs600 per roza Rs2,400 per roza Rs4,400 per roza
Rs9000 for 30 fasts Rs18,000 for 30 fasts Rs72,000 for 30 fasts Rs132,000 for 30 fasts
Affluent Muslims can pay more than the fixed amount.

Fitrana Amount 2024 in Pakistan

Fitrana Amount 

2024

Wheat Barley Dates Raisins
Rs300 per person Rs600 per person Rs2,400 per person Rs4,400 per person
Kafara Amount 2024 in Pakistan

Mufti Muneeb explained that Muslims must pay Kaffara if they break a fast without a valid reason. According to Islamic guidelines, Kaffarah involves providing two meals to 60 deserving individuals.

The expenses are as follows: Rs18,000 for two kilograms of wheat flour, Rs36,000 for four kilograms of barley, Rs144,000 for four kilograms of dates, and Rs264,000 for four kilograms of raisins.

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