Philanthropy and the notion of helping the less fortunate is ingrained in a Muslim’s DNA owed to its momentous importance in Islam.
These altruistic initiatives and efforts significantly increase during Ramadan as Muslims see charitable acts as a way of amplifying the spiritual benefits of fasting and worship in the holy month. As a result, Ramadan is often the busiest time of the year for charitable foundations.
Individuals are more cognisant and willing to pursue charitable efforts during the holy month. This is prevalent especially across Muslim majority countries.
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