During the month of Ramadan, every Muslim has the obligation to fast. Jagomin certainly expects every Jagoan to carry out fasting as well as possible and wholeheartedly. However, there are times when fasting cannot be carried out due to certain conditions. Examples include women who are pregnant and breastfeeding, those who are seriously ill and elderly people.
Referring to the SK Ketua BAZNAS No. 7 of 2023 concerning Zakat Fitrah and Fidyah, the DKI Jakarta area and its surroundings have been determined for a fidyah value in the form of money of Rp60,000/day/life. So, for example, if you leave the obligation to fast for 5 days, then you have a fidyah debt that must be paid in the amount of Rp300,000.
When to Pay Fidyah?
Fidyah payments can be made at the night where you leave the obligation of fasting. Or, you can also pay it all at once on the last night of Ramadan, especially if you are unable to fast for more than one day.
Separate Money to Pay Fidyah in Its Own Jago Syariah Pocket
So that the money to pay the fidyah is not used up for expenses or other needs, you can separate the amount of money that must be paid using the Pocket.
Create a new Spending Pocket in Jago Syariah and change the name as needed. You may also give the Pocket a picture as a reminder. When the time comes for you to pay your fidyah, you can immediately use the money that has been allocated in this Pocket.
When the fidyah has been paid, you can delete the Pocket or use it for other needs. Simply change the name of the Pocket and change the image to suit the new usage purpose, for example to continue sharing your kindness by paying sadaqah or zakat every month.
Paying Fidyah with Jago Syariah is Easy and Practical
Apart from separating the money to pay fidyah using the Pocket, with Jago Syariah you can also more easily and practically make a donation for fidyah.
Look for a charity or foundation of your choice that accepts fidyah payments. If they have a QRIS code, then you can scan it directly from the application. Because now Jago Syariah can be used to pay for QRIS. Don't forget when you pay using QRIS, select the Spending Pocket that you created specifically for fidyah payments as a source of funds.
With Jago Syariah that is in accordance with sharia principles, saving and managing finances will be more amanah and blissful. The Saving and Spending Pockets in Jago Syariah use the Wadiah Yad Dhamanah akad, while the Pocket for Sharia Deposit uses the Mudharabah Muthlaqah akad.
Let’s make sure you pay your fidyah according to the recommended amount and on time.
