FAQ

1. If you have vowed to perform a sacrifice, as per the hadith: "A person who vows to obey Allah, let him carry out that obedience, and if he vows to commit a sin then do not commit a sin" (HR Al-Bukhari).
2.If you intend to sacrifice.

There are 4 things that are not permitted in sacrificing: blindness in one eye that is clearly blind, pain that is clearly painful, limping that is clearly limping and being thin and not fat (HR. Abu Dawud).

Yes, a cow can be intended for 7 people, as in the following hadith: "From Jabin, he said: we were with Rosululloh SAW in the year of Hudaibiyyah a cow for 7 people and a fat camel for 7 people" (HR Muslim, At-Tirmidhi , Abu Dawud and Ahmad).

It is held after the Eid al-Adha prayer on the 10th of Dzulhijjah until the end of Tasyriq (before Maghrib), namely the 13th of Dzulhijjah.

This is permissible, considering Rosululloh's command regarding the use of sacrificial meat as follows: "Eat it, save it for supplies and do charity" (HR Bukhari Muslim).

Cornetization of sacrificial meat is an effort to manage udhhiyah meat so that it can provide benefits for longer and be more widely distributed.

It is permissible, based on the hadith narrated by Bukhari Muslim, Aisyah r.a. narrated, "In the past we used to marinate sacrificial meat so we took it to Medina." Suddenly the Prophet SAW said "do not finish the udhhiyah meat in just 3 days". This hadith further strengthens the idea of ​​packaging the qurban for a long period of time so that it can be used in the long term.

The difference in the time of slaughtering the animal, if the sacrificial animal is slaughtered on 10, 11, 12 and 13 Dzulhijjah, it is sunnah to perform the aqiqah on the seventh day of the child's birth or on other days when the child's guardian is able to carry it out. For types of animals, aqiqah can only use goats, while qurban can use camels, cows, goats.

If it is time for sacrifice, then the sacrifice comes first. However, if you have excess assets, you can do both.

Superqurban is a program to optimize qurban by processing and packaging sacrificial meat into food reserves from animal protein in the form of corned beef and rendang (only for Superqurban 1/7 cow or whole cow). The meat of sacrificial animals is useful for longer and can be distributed more widely.

· Sharia compliant (animals are slaughtered in healthy condition)
· Practical
· Guaranteed health
· Corned beef lasts up to 2 years
· Rendang lasts up to 2 years
· Distribution actions are carried out throughout the year
· Reaching remote areas of Indonesia
· Distributed to disaster victims and other humanitarian programs at home and abroad
· Empowering local breeders
· An effective solution to help disaster victims and can be used as a company tool in holding environmental awareness actions

· 10 cans of corned goat
· Corned beef 1/7 as much as 10 cans
· 50 cans of whole corned beef
· 10 cans of goat rendang
· 1/7 beef rendang as much as 10 cans
· 40 cans of whole beef rendang

InsyaAllah, the sacrificial right will be sent and or can be collected D+90 after the day of Tasyrik.

Desaku Berqurban is a sacrificial worship program, here the results of sacrificial meat are distributed to villages with few Qurban participants.

• The slaughtering locations for Superqurban animals are: goats in Cimenyan, Bandung, and cattle in Kupang.
• The slaughtering locations for Desaku Berqurban are spread across the Desa Berdaya (Empowered Villages) by Rumah Zakat.

• For the Desaku Berqurban program, the person performing the Qurban does not get the right to sacrifice, as all the Qurban meat is distributed to villages with few Qurban participants.
• For the Superqurban program, the person performing the Qurban will get the right to sacrifice in the form of packaged corned beef and rendang.

The person performing the Qurban receives information about the slaughtering from the 1st day to the 3rd day of Tashreeq (H to H+3) via WhatsApp, SMS, and/or email.

•  The Qurban report can be accessed by all network representatives of the organization and donors on the application at www.rumahzakat.org/care/donasisaya no later than 14 days after the last day of Tashreeq or the last day of animal slaughter. Donors will be informed through SMS, WhatsApp, or email beforehand.

• The Qurban report can be downloaded by the person performing the Qurban from the application at www.rumahzakat.org/care/donasisaya by selecting "My Report Qurban" and choosing the Qurban period.
•  All Qurban participants will receive information via SMS, WhatsApp, or email when the report is ready to be downloaded from the application.
• If the donor chooses email, the report will be sent via email.
• If the donor does not choose email but has WhatsApp, the report will be sent via WhatsApp.
• If the Qurban participant does not have an email address or WhatsApp, the report will be sent via postal service.
• Any changes to the reporting media will be communicated subsequently.

The person performing the Qurban can contact Rumah Zakat staff or reach out to the WhatsApp Center at 0815 7300 1555.

The person performing the Qurban can contact Rumah Zakat staff or reach out to the WhatsApp Center at 0815 7300 1555 if they are unable to access the Qurban report.

1. Click Log in.
2. Enter the registered email.
3. Check the terms and conditions box.
4. Click “Next”.
5. Select “Forgot Password”.
6. Enter the OTP code sent via email.
7. Create a new password.
8. Click “Sign In”.
9. Select the “Payment Status” menu.
10. Choose the “ZISWAF Recap” menu.
11. Select the ZISWAF category to view the transaction history.

1. Click Log in.
2. Enter the registered email.
3. Check the terms and conditions box.
4. Click “Next”.
5. Enter the password.
6. Click “Sign In”.
7. Select the “Payment Status” menu.
8. Choose the “ZISWAF Recap” menu.
9. Select the ZISWAF category to view the transaction history.

1. Go to the donor login menu.
2. Enter the email registered with Rumah Zakat.
   • For those who have never logged in before, enter the OTP code sent to the provided email.
   • For those who have logged in before, use the “Use Google” button to log in.
3. Select the “My Donations” menu.
4. Click the “Filter” icon (near the total donations).
5. Set the desired date range for the total donations.
6. Select the “ZISWAF Recap” menu.
7. Click “Apply”.

If your transaction history is lost or doesn't appear, don't worry, because you can do the following things:

1. Make sure the internet connection is stable. If you have several different types of internet networks, try accessing the website using a different network.
2. Try logging out/out of your friend's account first then logging in/in again.

If you are still having problems, friends can contact us via WhatsApp: 0815 7300 1555

1. Zakat is obligatory, so if you don't do it you will be sinning. Meanwhile, infaq and alms are not obligatory.
2. Zakat is included in the pillars of Islam (the third pillar of Islam), while infaq and alms are not.
3. Zakat has a nishab or special provisions regarding the minimum limit of assets and time that must be spent. Meanwhile donations and alms are not.
4. Zakat recipients have been determined by Islamic law, namely 8 mustahik groups. Meanwhile, there are no special provisions for infaq and alms, so there are no restrictions on recipients, they can be given to anyone.
5. Zakat is specific regarding certain assets and there are rules, so its meaning is very specific, for example: gold zakat, agricultural zakat, income zakat, etc.

1. Income Zakat
2. Zakat on Savings/Savings
3. Trade Zakat
4. Agricultural Zakat
5. Gold and Silver Zakat
6. Zakat on Gifts
7. Zakat on Shares and Investments
8. Zakat Fitrah
   For more details, friends can visit the following link https://www.rumahzakat.org/id/zakat/pengenalan-zakat

Friends can visit the following link for more detailed information regarding the requirements for fulfilling zakat https://www.rumahzakat.org/id/pengertian-dan-term-sah-zakat

Infaq is divided into two types

1. Obligatory donations (for example: kafarat, nadzar, zakat, etc.),
2. Sunnah donations (for example: donations to the poor, donations to fellow Muslims, donations to natural disasters, etc.). This donation can be for the benefit of yourself, your family and other people. This infaq is in the form of property.

As for alms, the meaning is broader than zakat and infaq. This alms can include zakat, infaq, or kindness in non-material form (for example: alms of energy, thoughts, knowledge, help, even alms of smiles). Alms can also be any form of spending (infaq) in the way of Allah.

Muzakki is a person who is obliged to pay zakat on his property ownership.

Mustahik are a group of people who are entitled to receive assistance from zakat.

1. Fakir: People who have no source of income and do not meet their daily needs.
2. Poor: People who have a source of income but cannot fulfill their daily needs.
3. Gharimin: People who are in debt, there are 2 groups of gharim, namely:
   • Ghârim li maslahati nafsihi: Being in debt for one's benefit or needs.
   • Ghârim li ishlâhi dzatil bain: Being in debt because of reconciling people, qabilah or tribes.
4. Riqab: They are someone who is employed and deserves to receive zakat to provide a decent living.
5. Fisabillah: They are a person or an institution that has activities with the aim of fighting in the path of Allah. For example, upholding the Islamic religion.
6. Converts: Converts are the term for people who have recently converted to Islam. Giving zakat is intended to provide and support the strengthening of their faith and piety in embracing Islam.
7. Amil Zakat: Amil is a person who has the task of collecting zakat from muzakki.
8. Ibnu Sabil: They are people who are on a journey and have run out of supplies.

1. If you can't open the Rumah Zakat application, make sure your internet connection is stable. If you have several different types of internet networks, try accessing the application using a different network.
2. If you still have transactions that have not been successfully processed, then there is no need to worry. Friend's transactions will not be lost, transactions will still be processed when the IT team has resolved the problem.

Friends, you can try checking periodically to open the Rumah Zakat application and check the status of your transactions.

If your transaction history is lost or doesn't appear, don't worry, because you can do the following things:

1. Make sure the internet connection is stable. If you have several different types of internet networks, try accessing the website using a different network.
2. Try logging out/out of your friend's account first then logging in/in again.

If you are still having problems, friends can contact us via our WA Center on 081573001555.

Friends, you don't need to worry, InsyaAllah your donations that have been given will still go into the Rumah Zakat account, but only the recording in the system is still in the waiting process. If within 1 x 24 hours your friend's donation status has not changed, please contact our WA Center on 081573001555.

This is due to problems with our system which causes the funds deposited by friends to experience transaction delays and if it has not been verified for more than 1 x 24 hours then the friend's transaction will be canceled in the application system.

Friends, you don't need to worry, God willing, friends' donations that have been given will still go into the Rumah Zakat account and if it has been verified, friends will get a notification.

If friends experience this problem, you can contact our WA Center on 081573001555.

Friends can follow these steps:
- Enter the profile menu
- Ziswaf history
- Select "Accepted"
- Download receipt

Fidyah is calculated based on the number of days of fasting that cannot be done multiplied by the number of staple foods usually consumed in one day. For Rumah Zakat itself, fidyah is calculated at IDR 50,000 per day

If someone is unable to pay fidyah, then he is not obliged to pay fidyah. However, he should try to fast if conditions permit.

a. Fidyah levels are returned to the 'urf (traditions/customs) of the local community as long as these levels still have a sharia basis.
b. Fidyah value in the form of staple food, if nominalized refers to:
1) Type of staple food consumed by muzzaki.
2) Follow regulatory provisions (if there is a circular issued by an authorized institution) or in accordance with the general price of rice in the local market.

Yes, apart from money, fidyah can also be paid by giving food to people in need.

Provisions for time limits for fidyah:
a. The quickest time for someone to pay fidyah is on the day he is not fasting during Ramadan.
b. The final time for fidyah payment is not limited because fidyah does not have to be fulfilled in the month of Ramadan.

Fidyah can be paid to people in need or through Rumah Zakat which will distribute it to people in need.

Fidyah is regulated in the Al-Qur'an Surah Al-Baqarah verse 184:
"And (required) for those who are hard at observing it (fasting) may pay fidyah, (namely): feeding a poor person. Whoever willingly gives more (than what is required), then it is better for him. But if you know (that fasting is better) it is certainly better for you to fast. And fasting is better for you if you know."

1. Click https://www.rumahzakat.org/donasi
2. Select the Ramadan menu
3. Select the fidyah program
4. Enter the amount of fasting debt à click "Cash Now"
5. Fill in your personal data and make sure the data is filled in correctly
6. Select the transaction notification media
7. Complete the prayer
8. Select the "Participate in Infaq" option if you want to add an infaq. Or choose the “Next time” option if you don't add an infaq
9. Choose a payment method
10. Continue payment