We will sell Indonesia Food, such as Sate, Vegetable fried, and others. We will donate all the money to unfortunate brothers and sisters in Indonesia

 Thank you

 KBPK Committee

Literally, Zakat means purification, goodness, blessing and growth. Terminologically, Zakat is some wealth when it has reached or exceeded a certain amount that by Allah’s order is to be given to the qualified people. So some of the wealth used to pay Zakat is purified, blessed and growing (QS. 9:103; 30:39). The Zakat payers are called Muzakki.

Infaq:

Infaq is some amount of wealth that is given for certain purposes. Infaq may also be donated to the non-believers (QS. 8:36). A person who gives away Infaq is called Munfiq.

Shodaqoh:

Shodaqoh means true. Terminologically, Shodaqoh is a good deed that includes giving away some of the wealth in order to get a blessing from Allah and as a corroboration of one’s faithfulness to Allah. A person who pays Shodaqoh is called Mu­shoddiq.

The difference between the three:

Zakat and Infaq are in terms for wealth, while sho­daqoh is not always in terms of money, but any good deeds such as a smile or a nice word. Zakat is only compulsory for wealthy people (who have excessive wealth). While Infaq could be an obligatory act as the wealth zakat, it is also a voluntary act for anybody who is wealthy (with excess wealth) or poor (with just enough wealth), as a distinctive feature of a pi­ous person (QS. 3:133-134).