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Fraud Prevention & Scam Alert Policy

Islamic Donate Charity

1. Purpose

The purpose of this policy is to protect our donors, beneficiaries, and supporters from fraud, scams, and misinformation related to cryptocurrency and digital donations. At Islamic Donate Charity, we are committed to operating with transparency, accountability, and full compliance with Islamic principles.

2. Scope

This policy applies to all:

  • Donations made to Islamic Donate Charity.

  • Official communications on our website, social media, and other platforms.

  • All staff, volunteers, partners, and representatives acting on behalf of Islamic Donate Charity.

3. Our Position on Cryptocurrency

In line with our 100% donation policy and Islamic guidelines:

  • No Coins or Tokens: Islamic Donate Charity has never created, does not create, and will never create any cryptocurrency coins or tokens on any blockchain network.

  • No Endorsements: We do not endorse, promote, or support any blockchain network, cryptocurrency token, or digital asset.

  • No Monetization: We do not engage in trading, monetizing, or profiting from cryptocurrencies. All accepted crypto donations are directly converted into charitable aid, with no speculative activity.

  • 100% Donation Integrity: All donations, whether in fiat or crypto, are applied fully to charitable causes in accordance with Islamic law.

4. Fraud & Scam Risks in Cryptocurrency

Unfortunately, scammers and profiteers often misuse the name of charities to deceive donors. Common tactics include:

  • Creating fake tokens or coins claiming to represent Islamic Donate Charity.

  • Promoting fraudulent “investment opportunities” in the name of our charity.

  • Fake social media accounts or websites impersonating our official presence.

This is one of the examples that scammers have created, and we have reported it as a scam and a violation: (We prevent providing names and addresses because this, unfortunately, can be considered advertising for these scammers.)

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Islamic Donate Charity categorically denies any involvement in such schemes.

5. Our Islamic & Ethical Commitment

  • Shariah Compliance: All our financial practices are in strict alignment with Islamic laws, ensuring transparency, honesty, and amanah (trust).

  • No Riba or Speculation: We reject any form of riba (interest), gambling, or speculative activity in our operations.

  • Donation Purity: Donors’ contributions are amanah (a trust), and we are accountable before Allah (SWT) to ensure every donation reaches the Fuqara (needy) without dilution.

6. Authentic Channels

To safeguard against fraud, please note:

  • Our official donation addresses are only published on our verified website and official social media pages.

  • We do not send private investment invitations(Email, SMS or any Message) or promote external platforms.

  • Any communication outside these channels should be treated as fraudulent.

7. Donor Guidance

We strongly advise all donors and supporters to:

  • Always verify our official donation addresses before sending funds.

  • Never trust individuals or platforms claiming to represent us without confirmation from our verified channels.

  • Report any suspicious activity immediately to our official support team.

8. Zero-Tolerance Statement

Islamic Donate Charity maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward fraud and impersonation. Any attempt to misuse our name, logo, or reputation for financial gain will be reported to relevant authorities and pursued with full legal action.

9. Policy Review

This policy will be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains aligned with:

  • International charity best practices.

  • Islamic legal principles.

  • Evolving risks in cryptocurrency and digital fraud.

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Why Hunger Action Month Matters: How Your Crypto Donation Can End Silent Suffering

September is more than just the start of autumn. It is Hunger Action Month, a powerful reminder that millions of families still struggle to put food on the table. Imagine the heartbreak of choosing between buying medicine for a sick child or preparing a simple meal. No family should ever face such a choice. Together, we can change this.

At Islamic Donate Charity, we dedicate ourselves to feeding the hungry and serving those who cannot meet their most basic needs. This September, we invite you to take action with us. Your support, whether visible or through an anonymous donation, can make the difference between hunger and hope.

What Hunger Action Month Stands For

Hunger Action Month is not just a campaign; it is a movement. The orange color that represents this month is more than a shade. It is a symbol of courage, unity, and community strength. When you see orange, you see resilience, compassion, and the will to fight food insecurity.

We wear orange and encourage others to Go Orange because it sparks conversations. It pushes us to reflect on the silent suffering around us. Hunger often hides in plain sight. Many hardworking families look fine on the outside, but behind closed doors, cupboards are empty and children go to bed without a meal.

When you participate, you are not only wearing a color. You are declaring: I stand against hunger. I refuse to let poverty steal dignity from families.

Why Crypto Donations Are a Game-Changer in Fighting Hunger

Today, technology gives us new opportunities to help. By donating through cryptocurrency, you can support hunger relief in a fast, secure, and borderless way. You do not need to worry about banking restrictions or international barriers. With one transaction, your gift can cross continents and reach someone who needs it most.

Even more, crypto donations allow you to stay private. If you want to be a silent donor who gives in secret, crypto makes that possible. You can donate anonymously, with no names or faces attached, while still saving lives. Islam teaches us the beauty of giving quietly, where only Allah knows your intention. Cryptocurrency empowers you to embody that principle.

Join Hunger Action Month

At Islamic Donate Charity, we provide a clear donation wallet address so that you can give with ease. Every coin, every token, every contribution brings food, medicine, and essential services closer to families in crisis.

The Power of Anonymous Giving

Some of the most impactful donors in history have been those who chose silence. They gave without seeking praise, recognition, or reward. They gave simply because they wanted to ease suffering.

By becoming a hidden helper, your crypto donation carries the essence of true charity. It transforms into hot meals for families who have not eaten in days. It becomes clean water in refugee camps. It becomes medicine for children too weak to walk.

Anonymous donations are not just transactions. They are acts of faith, compassion, and humanity. When you give in secret, you let your charity speak louder than words.

How You Can Take Action This September

Hunger Action Month is your opportunity to step forward. You can:

  • Wear Orange to raise awareness and show solidarity.
  • Share the message with your family, friends, and community.
  • Give through cryptocurrency, whether openly or anonymously, to provide direct relief to those in need.

Together, we can make September the month when hunger loses its grip on countless families. Every single act of kindness adds up to a brighter, stronger, and more compassionate world.

Final Call to Action

This Hunger Action Month, let us not only wear orange but also live its meaning. Let us be the hands that serve, the hearts that give, and the voices that refuse to remain silent.

Your crypto donation whether anonymous, secret, or open, can fill empty plates, light up dark homes, and bring comfort to those who have been forgotten.

Join us today at Islamic Donate Charity. Give from your heart. Give with faith. Give with the power to end hunger.

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A New Chapter in Anonymous Charity Giving: Embracing True Decentralization and Private Charity

As part of our ongoing mission at Islamic Donate Charity, we are thrilled to announce that we now accept donations through the Monero (XMR) network. This decision wasn’t random–it came at the heartfelt request of our crypto donors who value privacy, freedom, and direct impact. In a world increasingly dominated by surveillance and red tape, XMR shines as a beacon of decentralization and anonymous giving.
But why does this matter? Why did so many of our generous supporters ask for Monero specifically? And what makes decentralized and anonymous donations so important for an Islamic charity like ours?

Let’s dive deep together and answer these questions.

What Is Decentralization–and Why Should You Care?

Decentralization means that there’s no single authority or intermediary controlling your transactions. It’s the opposite of centralized systems–like traditional banks or government-regulated charities–where your identity, your funds, and even your intentions can be monitored, blocked, or restricted.

Monero (XMR), like Dai (DAI), is built for freedom. It offers a private and decentralized environment where your donation goes directly to us–without KYC requirements, without linking your wallet, and without exposing your identity.

When you donate using decentralized cryptocurrencies, you take control. No gatekeepers. No permissions needed. Just your intention and your sadaqah, reaching the people who need it most.

For us as an Islamic charity, this aligns beautifully with the values of sincerity and discretion in giving. As the Qur’an reminds us, charity done in secret purifies the soul. Through decentralized networks, we enable that purity–especially when helping the poor, the displaced, and those suffering in conflict zones.

Why Monero (XMR) Is the Best Tool for Anonymous Donations

Monero isn’t just another coin–it’s designed for privacy from the ground up. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, where transactions can be traced and identities inferred, XMR shields every part of the transaction: sender, receiver, and amount.

This makes Monero a powerful tool for those who want their giving to remain between themselves and Allah. It’s perfect for donors who:

  • Do not want to connect a wallet
  • Do not want to go through centralized platforms
  • Want full privacy and control
  • Believe that charity should not require personal disclosure

Your zakat, sadaqah, or qurban with Monero can be entirely anonymous, yet just as impactful. That’s what we call “private charity”–and it’s something we are proud to offer now.

Other Powerful Decentralized Networks: More Than Just Monero

While Monero is our newest addition, we’ve long supported other decentralized networks. For example:

  • DAI Stablecoin: A dollar-pegged currency that is governed by a decentralized system. Unlike USDT or USDC, which are controlled by centralized institutions, DAI gives you freedom from traditional finance while keeping value stable.
  • Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH): While not entirely private, these two giants remain the most widely used for decentralized transactions.
  • Solana (SOL) and Polygon (MATIC): Known for their speed and low fees, these networks also support efficient, trustless giving.

Every time you use a decentralized coin or token, you bypass intermediaries and bring relief straight to the hands of the needy. We’ve seen crypto food packages reach Gaza, zakat delivered to families in Yemen, and aid sent to Syrian orphans–all without any bank, border, or bureaucrat involved.

Why Anonymous Giving Matters in 2025–and Always Has

We live in an era of digital IDs, surveillance, and restricted movement. Many good-hearted people hesitate to give because they don’t want their data mined, their accounts flagged, or their actions monitored.

We understand this concern deeply. That’s why we’ve built our system to support:

  • No KYC charity
  • Crypto donations without wallet connection
  • Anonymous transactions that still get the job done

In Islam, the highest level of charity is when the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand gave. Through Monero and similar tools, we’re returning to that beautiful sunnah–modernized for the blockchain era.

Your Trust, Our Responsibility: Charity Built on Freedom and Faith

At Islamic Donate Charity, we believe that crypto is not just a tool–it’s a trust. It allows us to move fast, reach remote regions, and serve without delay. But it also allows you to give sincerely, without pressure, without exposure, and without compromise.

Whether you donate one Satoshi, one Monero, or one DAI, know that:

  • It’s between you and Allah
  • It’s secure and private
  • It’s going directly to those in need, not through multiple layers of bureaucracy

That’s the future of Islamic giving–and you’re helping build it with us.

Final Thoughts: Join the Movement of Anonymous Goodness

If you’ve ever felt hesitant to give because of identity concerns, privacy, or financial transparency issues–you’re not alone. That’s why we’ve expanded our crypto donation options to include Monero and other decentralized currencies.

You don’t have to sign up. You don’t need a connected wallet. Just good intentions, a little crypto, and a big heart.

A deal between yourself and Allah

Let’s continue this journey together. Let’s make giving private, powerful, and purely for Allah.

And remember–the best charity is the one given in silence, with sincerity.

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A Slice of Hope, Not Just History

You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin Pizza Day–a quirky day celebrated by crypto enthusiasts every May 22nd. But for us at Our Islamic Charity, this day means much more than a nostalgic nod to crypto history. It’s a chance to bring joy, warmth, and unforgettable memories to children who have tasted too much hardship–and never tasted pizza. Yes, you read that right.

This year, with your generous crypto donations, we baked and distributed 420 pizzas to children in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon. And it all began with one little girl named Umra, whose innocent longing and gentle words became our inspiration.

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What Is Bitcoin Pizza Day? The Real Story Behind Bitcoin Pizza Day

Let’s rewind the clock to May 22, 2010. On that day, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 Bitcoins–yes, 10,000!–to buy two pizzas. At that time, Bitcoin was a curious experiment; today, it’s a global phenomenon. The transaction was the first real-world purchase using cryptocurrency and became a symbol of crypto adoption.

So, every year on May 22nd, people celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day as a tribute to how far digital currency has come. But for us, it’s not about digital revolutions or financial markets. It’s about turning something digital into something deeply human.

Why We Baked 420 Pizzas for Children in Need?

For us, this wasn’t about making headlines. It was about putting a smile on the face of a child who had never tasted pizza. Her name is Umra. She’s 12 years old. She lives in a world where treats like pizza are dreams, not dinner.

When she told us:

“I’ve never had pizza before, and I don’t know what it tastes like,” our hearts melted. That sentence became our mission.

With your support, we didn’t just bake for Umra–we baked for 420 children, many of whom had also never known the simple joy of warm, cheesy, delicious pizza. And believe us when we say: the joy in their eyes was more satisfying than any meal.

This wasn’t just food. This was a slice of happiness, a piece of childhood, and a bite of belonging

 

Umra’s Words Taught Us a Deeper Lesson

As we gathered with the children, laughing and sharing slices, something unexpected happened. Umra stood up and said something that made us pause:

“Even though I never had pizza before, I don’t like my photo to be shown. I feel shy. I’m embarrassed if people see me.”

Her voice was quiet, but her words were powerful. That moment reminded us of the core values we uphold at Our Islamic Charity, guided by the Ihsan al-A’amal Policy–our ethical foundation built on five timeless principles:

  • Preserving Human Dignity and Personality
  • Non-Religious Discrimination
  • The Do No Harm Principle
  • Beneficiary Centricity
  • Respecting Privacy

We saw courage in her modesty, and strength in her vulnerability. And we made a solemn promise: No child’s face, including Umra’s, would be shown in any public photos or reports.

Your donations did more than feed the hungry. They allowed us to practice what we preach–protecting dignity, upholding respect, and prioritizing our beneficiaries’ emotional and spiritual well-being.

Turning Cryptocurrency into Compassion

When you chose to donate cryptocurrency, you weren’t just moving digital coins–you were delivering warm food, building trust, and creating joy.

This is the power of crypto Zakat. No middlemen. No red tape. Just instant blessings, directly transforming lives.

On Bitcoin Pizza Day, your donations helped us go beyond symbols and stories. You helped create memories, restore dignity, and lift spirits.

Thank You, and May Allah Accept It from All of Us

To every one of you who gave–whether one satoshi or one whole Bitcoin–we want to say Jazakum Allahu Khayran from the bottom of our hearts. Because of you, 420 children laughed, ate, and felt loved. And one little girl named Umra tasted pizza for the first time–and also felt seen, heard, and respected.

We pray that Allah rewards your kindness with barakah in your rizq, ease in your affairs, and light in your grave and Hereafter. Your crypto donation didn’t just feed a child–it uplifted an Ummah.

And while we may never know your name, Allah surely does.

Join Us Again–Let’s Bake More Smiles Next Year

If you’ve ever wondered whether your donation makes a difference, this story is your answer. One girl. One pizza. One powerful message.

Let’s do it again. Let’s keep the oven warm, the hearts open, and the spirit alive. Donate a pizza. Feed a dream. Share a smile.

Make the Children Happy – Be Happy Yourself

May Bitcoin Pizza Day always be more than a memory–it should be a movement.

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Understanding the Importance of Giving Zakat on Eid al-Fitr

Eid al-Fitr is one of the most joyous and significant occasions for Muslims worldwide. It marks the completion of Ramadan, a month of fasting, reflection, and worship. On this day, we gather with loved ones, share meals, and exchange gifts. However, Eid is not just about celebration; it is also about ensuring that every member of the Ummah, including the poor and needy, can partake in the festivities. This is where Zakat al-Fitr, also known as Fitrana, plays a vital role.

What is Zakat al-Fitr?

Zakat al-Fitr is a mandatory charity given by every Muslim before the Eid prayer. Its purpose is to purify the fasts of Ramadan and allow the less fortunate to experience the joy of Eid. Unlike Zakat al-Mal, which is based on accumulated wealth, Zakat al-Fitr is a fixed amount that must be given on behalf of each family member, including children and dependents. Click to see how to calculate Fitrana or pay your Zakat al-Fitr with cryptocurrency.

Difference Between Zakat al-Fitr and Zakat al-Mal

While both Zakat al-Fitr and Zakat al-Mal are obligatory, they serve different purposes:

  • Zakat al-Fitr is a small, fixed amount given before Eid al-Fitr to support the poor in celebrating the holiday.
  • Zakat al-Mal is a percentage of wealth (2.5%) that is given once a year to help those in need. In other words, it is both obligatory and, like Fitrana, must be paid once a year. Click to give your Zakat with cryptocurrency.
  • Timing: Zakat al-Fitr must be given before the Eid prayer, whereas Zakat al-Mal can be given at any time during the year and it must be paid once a year and on a date.
  • Calculation: Zakat al-Fitr is a set amount per person, while Zakat al-Mal is calculated based on savings that exceed the Nisab threshold.

Why Do Many Muslims Pay Zakat al-Mal on Eid?

Although Zakat al-Mal can be paid at any time of the year, many Muslims choose to pay it alongside Zakat al-Fitr on Eid al-Fitr. This practice has several benefits:

  1. Maximizing the Rewards of Ramadan: The last ten nights of Ramadan are especially blessed. By giving Zakat al-Mal at this time, Muslims increase their rewards and seek the mercy of Allah.
  2. Avoiding Forgetfulness: By combining both forms of Zakat, a person ensures they fulfill their obligations without delay.
  3. Spreading Joy on Eid: Since Eid is a day of happiness, paying Zakat al-Mal along with Fitrana allows more people to benefit from financial assistance, making the holiday even more special for those in need.

Giving Zakat to Widows and Orphans on Eid al-Fitr

At Our Islamic Charity, we prioritize supporting widows, orphans, and those who struggle to make ends meet. Your Zakat donations enable us to provide:

  • Eid gifts and clothing for orphaned children
  • Food packages for struggling families
  • Financial aid for widows to support their children
  • Special celebrations to bring smiles to those who have lost loved ones

By giving Zakat on Eid, you help make this blessed day a source of joy for everyone. Your generosity ensures that no one is left out of the celebration, fulfilling the true spirit of Eid al-Fitr.

How to Calculate and Pay Your Zakat

If you are unsure how much to give, use a Zakat Calculator to determine your obligation. Remember:

  • Zakat al-Fitr is a small amount per person (equivalent to the price of staple food like wheat, dates, or rice).
  • Zakat al-Mal is 2.5% of your savings and assets above the Nisab threshold.

Donations can be given in cryptocurrency, ensuring fast and secure transactions for those in need. Many Muslims hold their assets in Bitcoin or Ethereum or Solana or stablecoins such as Tether or USDC. If you also have assets in digital currencies, you should know that you can easily and safely give your obligatory zakat on cryptocurrencies to the needy with Bitcoin Zakat or Ethereum Zakat or Solana Zakat. If you are one of those who donate without KYC, you can use direct donation to the wallet.

Make Eid a Blessed Day for All

Eid is a time of unity, compassion, and generosity. Let us remember our brothers and sisters who are struggling and ensure they, too, can celebrate with dignity. Through your crypto Zakat donation, you can make a difference in the lives of the needy.

Give Zakat today and spread the joy of Eid to everyone!

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