Opening Schedule of Fasting on April 8, 2023 and 5 Types of Zakat Fitrah Time

Dream - There are many stages to consider when paying zakat fitrah, starting from intention, form of zakat, obligatory payers, to recipients.

In addition, one thing that also determines the validity of zakat is the timing. There are five times that need to be considered as the legal status of zakat fitrah from a timing perspective. Quoted from Islami.co, here are the five times.

Obligatory time, which is when the month of Ramadan begins and when the beginning of the month of Shawwal is met.

Someone who dies after the evening of the 1st of Shawwal is still obligated to pay zakat. Whereas a baby born after the evening of the 1st of Shawwal is not obligated to pay zakat.

Jawaz time, which is from the beginning of Ramadan until the obligatory time. Fadhilah time, which is after dawn and before the Eid prayer.

Makruh time, counted after the Eid prayer until sunset on the 1st of Shawwal.

Except if there is an excuse such as waiting for relatives or those who are more in need, then it is not considered makruh.

Haram time, which is after sunset on the 1st of Shawwal. Except if there is an excuse such as not having his wealth in that place or waiting for the rightful recipient of zakat, then it is not considered haram.

Here is the schedule for breaking the fast on Saturday, April 8, 2023:

Medan Fasting Schedule

Jakarta Fasting Schedule

Bandung Fasting Schedule

Yogyakarta Fasting Schedule

Surabaya Fasting Schedule