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Give Zakat to Palestine

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Zakat is Wajib: One of the 5 Pillars of Islam

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Purification of Haram Money: 4 Islamic methods

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What is Haram Money in Islam?

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Feast of Prophet Muhammad 2024: Baking 100 Kilos of Unleavened Bread

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Why is Regular Maintenance of Charity Projects Important?

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Our Goal in the Academic Year 2024-2025: Sponsor 100 Orphans

Cryptocurrency for charitable causes: 5 Ways You Can Make a Difference

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MPOX Cases Worldwide: August 2024

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Can Daily Crypto Profits Become Daily Sadaqah?

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Importance of Submission in Islam

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