In the blessed month of Ramadan, your Zakat protects vulnerable patients from life-threatening diabetes complications, blindness, and amputations.
The Diabetes Centre (TDC) operates a strict 100% Zakat policy. Every penny goes directly towards life-saving patient care, insulin supplies, and emergency treatments.

Comprehensive clinical and community support during the Holy Month:
Our endocrinologists conduct risk evaluations, medication adjustments, and personalized fasting care plans to safeguard patients against severe hypoglycemia during long fasts.
We distribute glucometers, test strips, and lancets to impoverished diabetic patients so they can monitor their blood sugar safely at Suhoor and Iftar without financial worry.
24/7 hospital response providing emergency medical care, specialized diabetic foot dressings to avoid amputations, and urgent eye care.
A transparent 4-stage Shariah-compliant process:
100% Zakat Policy: Every penny goes directly to eligible patients with 0% deducted for admin or overheads.
Segregated Zakat Account: Funds are deposited into a dedicated Shariah-compliant fund, completely segregated from operating budgets.
Verified Beneficiaries: Hospital welfare teams verify household income against Nisab to confirm true eligibility (Mustahiq).
Direct Medical Aid: Complete ownership (Tamleek) of insulin, surgeries, and specialized care is transferred to verified patients.
Our medical team and welfare coordinators are here to support you.
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Yes. The Diabetes Centre operates a strict 100% Zakat policy. Every single pound donated as Zakat is ring-fenced in a segregated Shariah-compliant fund and used exclusively for direct patient healthcare, insulin supplies, dialysis, limb salvage procedures, and eye treatments. 0% is deducted for administration or marketing overheads.
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