Like Zakat, Fidya is given to the needy and poor. It can be given directly to eligible individuals or through charitable organizations.

The calculation of Fidya typically involves an amount of money or food equivalent to the cost of feeding a person for each missed day of fasting.

Yes, Fidya can be given in the form of food. Some people prefer to give money while others opt to provide staple food items to those in need.

While Zakat and Sadaqah are forms of charitable giving, Fidya is specifically related to missed fasts. Zakat is an obligatory form of charity for eligible Muslims, and Sadaqah is a charity given voluntarily out of goodwill.

The Fidya for a missed fast is £5.

The Fidya for 2 missed fasts is £10.

The Fidya for 5 missed fasts is £25.

The Fidya amount is £150 for those who miss all fasts during the month of Ramadan.