Ibadah / Acts of Worship

Islamic prayer items with Quran, prayer mat, rosary, donation box, Kaffarah jar, and books on behalf of the deceased, symbolizing Islamic charity and paying spiritual debts with USDT.
obligatory acts of worship on behalf of the deceased
Two hands open and reaching upwards in a gesture of prayer or supplication, with the background softly blurred. Donation via Bitcoin processing.
Seeking the blessings and forgiveness
The family tree of an imamzadeh
The holy shrines of the Imams of Athar in Islam
Kaffarah food distribution to the needy aided by Ethereum donations. Islamic charity provides meals for 60 people, fulfilling expiation obligations and offering relief with crypto support.
Cases of spending Kaffarah in Islam
Hand holding a pink heart, symbolizing care and charity, with crypto donations processed via USDT for instant relief.
The difference between vow and donation in Islam (simplified)
Thawab in Islam: A green heart-shaped pendant inscribed with the name of Allah rests on pages of the Quran, symbolizing spiritual rewards for good deeds. Donations made using ETH aid this charitable cause.
Can you donate in islam?
People distributing food plates to children and adults in need, highlighting Kaffarah for breaking Ramadan fast, facilitated by crypto donations like ETH.
Definition of Kaffarah based on Quran and hadiths
A string of prayer beads rests beside a pile of rice and wheat stalks on a textured grey surface, symbolizing Zakat calculation and crypto giving. Donation to the poor in Gaza via BTC.
Cases in which zakat can be spent based on the treatises of each of the Marja’ Taqlids.
Khums collection featuring a Quran, dates, rice, coins, and banknotes being placed in a pouch. Donation for needy Sayyids, scholars, orphans, widows, and faith defense. Supports Hawza, poverty relief, and preservation of faith via crypto like USDT.
Cases in which khums can be spent based on the treatises of each of the Marja’ Taqlids