Always donate your Zakat correctly and WISELY.
Do not let a single penny go to waste
through overheads, glossy promotions and
unnecessary payment of officials.

Appealing can be seen as tiresome and to appeal can be undignified, but here goes for the sake of Allah. We will have to answer before Allah if we ignore the plight of Muslims at home and now is the best time to check our faith and conscience.

All four Schools of Thought agree that Zakat should NOT be generally distributed elsewhere if deserving candidates are found within the country where it is collected. Doing so is MAKRUH according to the four madhabs.

Alms are for the poor, and the needy, and those employed to administer the (funds); for those whose hearts need to be reconciled; for those in bondage, and in debt; in the cause of Allah; and for the wayfarer: (thus is it) ordained by Allah, and Allah is full of knowledge and wisdom. [Surah at-Tawbah(9): Ayah 60]

Thus the deserving candidates comes from the poor, the needy, workers in Zakat administration, people whose hearts need to be reconciled (mu'allafat qulooobuhum), captives, debtors, in the cause of Allah, and the wayfarers.

We proactively determine Zakat recipients from:

a) Reverts facing difficulties after accepting Islam often coming into the Deen with huge financial debts
b) Muslim asylum seekers and refugees facing a harsh life of severe restrictions of work and varying measures of hostility
c) Muslims who are at the point of eviction or repossession
d) Breadwinners who have lost their means of income
e) Mothers who are in crushing debts
f) Struggling single parent families
g) People with end to end difficulties of homelessness
h) Economic hardships of Muslim foreign students
i) People whose hearts need to be reconciled who are almost completely overlooked by all major relief and aid organizations in the UK

Of all the refugees and asylum seekers the majority is Muslims and they constitute 80% of those known to the Suffolk Refugee Support Forum (SRSF). We are in close contact with both the Refugee Council and the SRSF.

a) We collect and distribute Zakah with zero overheads
b) We are focused on those who deserve Zakat in the UK strictly according to the Shariah
c) We are experienced, have a continuing long history of engagement in da'wah, richly involved in British civic society and recognized for our non-partisanship, honesty and even-handedness
d) Giving Zakat to us is safe, legal and avoids all suspicions that arise in the current political climate