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Al-Ameen Clarifies Mosque Supplies as Charity
Sheikh Ahmed Al-Awadi, Secretary of the Fatwa Committee at the Egyptian Dar al-Iftaa, clarified that purchasing necessities for mosques, such as electronic clocks, carpets, and shrouds, is considered a form of ongoing charity (sadaqah jariyah) that one can give on behalf of oneself or one's family. He emphasized that the best acts of charity nowadays are contributing to meeting the needs of patients and the poor, such as purchasing medication, covering prescriptions, and providing wheelchairs and medicines, because these directly benefit the recipients and bring wider good to the community. He also stressed that directing charity towards the poor and needy maximizes the reward and results in ongoing benefit, highlighting the importance of choosing charitable acts that address people's fundamental needs.
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