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Many other acts of worship and Allah Almighty has multiplied the reward of any act of worship

that is done during the Manta Brahmavat.

So he wants us to get used to doing as many deeds as possible so that once Ramadan is done

it becomes so simple and easy to pray because you've been engaging in so much more.

It's so easy to stay away from consumption of that which is haram because you were used to

staying away from consumption of any sort and in a similar fashion it becomes quite easy to do

so many things. That's how it's supposed to be. One of the things that we do in the Manta Brahmavat

is to give. We give. What do we give? What do we give in Ramadan? Zakat, someone says Zakat, correct what else?

Zakat, what else? What's the difference between Zakat and Zakat? I can tell you,

Zakat and Zakat primarily the term Zakat in the Arabic language would include a Zakat.

But in some cultures they differentiate between that which is compulsory the 2.5% that which is

perhaps a penalization such as a Qafara or a Fidia and that which is aqika and something that

is to be given at the time of the birth of a child and so on so all those would be Zakat and that which

is totally voluntary there is no occasion for this. I just want to give. That's just for the sake

of Allah. It's not Zakat, it's considered a Zakat. So a Zakat can either be that which is compulsory

or not compulsory but when it comes to Zakat it's only referring to one thing and that is 2.5% of

generally 2.5% of your savings or a certain type of wealth that you have.

Now if you are a Muslim you would realize that every time you earn something that wealth

is sustenance provided by Allah for you and it was destined for you and no one else.

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