Awqaf Australia's Ramadan 2026 Giving Allocation
A preview of our Giving Guide recommendations for Zakat and Sadaqah in 2026
What This Means for Our Donors
Awqaf Australia offers a structured and governed approach to Zakat and Sadaqah. We manage your Zakat and Sadaqah through a structured, disciplined approach this Ramadan, ensuring your generosity reaches where it is needed most, is guided by expertise, and is transparently managed from start to finish.
Impact where most needed
Your giving is allocated locally and globally based on deep analysis of community needs, Islamic principles, and real-world conditions.
Tax-Effective Giving
All eligible donations are structured to ensure you receive the appropriate tax benefits, making your giving impactful and efficient.
Expertise Guiding the Entire Process
From assessment to allocation, your giving is guided by Awqaf Australia’s philanthropy framework and Committee oversight.
Transparency, Reporting & Accountability
You receive clear reporting and ongoing visibility on how funds are allocated and monitored, so your giving is impactful and accountable.
The Awqaf Australia Ramadan Giving Guide brings together insight, scholarship, and governance to support informed giving.
How It Works
Your Zakat & Sadaqah giving takes place in 4 easy steps.
A Guide bringing together the best in philanthropic thought-leadership and experience in the Australian Muslim community.
Start Your Structured Giving: Bismillah!
This giving pathway has been designed to make fulfilling your Zakat and Sadaqah simple, principled, and secure.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a structured way of giving where Awqaf Australia stewards andallocates your Zakat and Sadaqah over time in line with Islamic principles and community needs, as well as your preferences.
Rather than making multiple individual decisions yourself, you entrust Awqaf Australia to manage the process responsibly on your behalf, under clear governance and oversight.