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Why Should We Organize Obligatory Charity Today?

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Throughout history the believers oscillated between unorganized Obligatory Charity and organized Obligatory Charity:

  1. Unorganized Obligatory Charity happened during the time of Adam, Idris, Noah, Hud, Saleh, Abraham, Lot, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Jesus.
  2. Organized Obligatory Charity happened during the time of Moses, Aaron, David, Solomon, Elijah, Elisha, the Disciples of Jesus after Jesus, Muhammad.

But why did these two groups of messengers do their Obligatory Charities differently?

It all has to do with their circumstances in which they preached:

First circumstance: If they happened to live within a disbelieving community where an insufficient number (less than 20) independent strong men believed them, then they did not manage to create a separate independent community of believers.

Second circumstance: If more than 20 strong believers supported them, according to the Quran, that was sufficient grounds for them to separate themselves from the community of disbelievers and have their own separate community of believers.

And because this second group managed to have a separate community of believers which was independent from the disbelievers, that automatically meant that they had their own established rulers of the community (4:59). And when believing rulers are established, the Quran obliges them to establish (enforce) the Obligatory Charity (22:41). And then because it is enforced by the rulers, it becomes more efficient to do it in an organized way, for efficiency purposes, and to avoid chaos, and help distribute the charity better where it is needed (9:58-60).

Now, since the time of Muhammad, when Muhammad re-established organized Obligatory Charity when he moved to Medina, we have clear historical evidence that the Obligatory Charity continued to be organized by the rulers of those communities, who were called “Caliphs”. The Caliphs enforced the Organized Obligatory Charity throughout the Muslim World during the Rashidun Caliphates (632AD-661AD), the Umayyad Caliphates (661AD-750AD), Abbasid Caliphates (750AD-1258AD), Fatimid Caliphates (909AD-1171AD), Mamluk-Abbasid Caliphates (1261AD-1517AD), and finally the Ottoman Caliphates (1517AD-1924AD). Then the last Ottoman Caliph, Abdulmecid II, was dethroned (defeated) by the democratic/secular government of Turkey lead by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. This ended the enforced worldwide Organized Obligatory Charity in the Muslim Word. And it actually made sense, because the believers of the world once again became mixed with disbelieving communities within democracies, just like in the cases of the first group of messengers mentioned at the beginning. And this was the correct way to do the Obligatory Charity in democracies from 1924 until the 2020s. Then in the 2020s internet and all its monetary payment features were adopted worldwide, making it once again possible for the believers to have their separate community which is independent from disbelievers, while still continuing to live within democracies. And this again made it mandatory for the believers to organize their charity.  So, the submitters today organize their Obligatory Charity because internet has enabled them to have an online community of believers which is independent enough from the communities of disbelievers.

 

If you want to be part of our online community and give your Obligatory Charity with us, please visit this page : I want to join

 

Learn more about the Obligatory Charity:

What is the Obligatory Charity?

The details of the Obligatory Charity (Zakat in Arabic)

The principle of Penalty Zakat

Atonement for Mixed Deeds Through Penalty Zakat

Does Zakat Come From Wealth or From Income?

Zakat Distribution Arrangement

Living Together with Non-Submitters

Cosmetic Body Modifications

The Global Forced Behaviour

Is Bank Interest Prohibited in the Quran?

Facebook Awareness Campaign

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To help spread the message on Facebook, please take the following steps:

Step 1:

Follow this Facebook page:

Step 2: 

Join these Facebook groups: Group 1, Group 2, Group 3, Group 4, Group 5, Group 6, Group 7.

Step 3: 

Once admitted, go to those groups and click “People” if you are on your computer, or tap “members” and then “See all” if you are on your phone. A list of people who are in that group will show. Start adding them as friends, one by one. Be careful not to send more than about 50 friend requests per day so that Facebook does not block your ability to do that for a while.

Step 4:

“Unfollow” all those friends so that you do not see their posts, but you still remain friends, and they can potentially see your posts. The purpose is to spread the message to them and not to bring their message to us, or to distract or misguide yourself with their messages.

Step 5: 

Try to accumulate at least about 2000 friends with this method. About 2 minutes of doing that everyday, consistently, can help you achieve this goal in a few weeks.

Step 6: Congratulations! You helped us spread the message. So, what we will do then, God willing, is post Awareness Ads in our Facebook page, which invite people to check our website. Here is one of those Ads as a start:

Then when we boost the posting of this video on Facebook, Facebook will tend to show them to your friends as well, without you having to post it. Simply the fact that you are friends with those people will help us spread the message directly to them.

Important Note:

Don’t waste your time to pay attention to what is being posted in the Facebook groups where you join. The leaders of those groups have already blocked us and excluded us, and they are a bunch of anachronists mislead by Satan. But because they have blocked us, the majority of people in those groups have not seen our website. So, through this method, we can reach all the individuals in those groups without going through their leaders or their groups.

Surprise Yourself With How Many People You Know

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People have in their Gmail Contact List more people than they remember. You can use it to remember who you know, and to help you send the emails. Here is what you have to do:

  1. Open Gmail in your computer.
  2. Click this button which appears in the top right corner.
  3. In the menu which appears, scroll down, and click
  4. In the left side of the screen, click

A list of contacts will appear of anyone who has contacted you before on Gmail or whom you have contacted. So, what you can do is, go over them one by one, and whenever you find someone you recognize to whom it makes sense to send the email, click on their email address, and a window will pop up for you to write the email. Then, just “Copy” and “Paste” the text from this website to the email, edit it by adding the contact’s name at the beginning, and your name at the end, and that’s it. You can send it. Off to the next person.

To avoid your emails being marked as spam, please do this:

So, you when you have your email all ready, instead of clicking “Send”, click the triangle which is attached to the right of the button: .

Then you click: “Schedule send”, and choose different dates for each five emails.

In this way, you can send all your intended emails in one day, while they will receive them at different dates. Try to schedule about 5 emails for each date to avoid the spam filter.

Send this Message to People You Do Not Know

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USEFUL FOR SOCIAL MEDIA AND MESSAGING PLATFORMS ONLY (WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, etc.)

 

First message:

Hi [Name]. My name is (your name and last name). I hope it’s okay to message you. I came across your profile and felt it might be meaningful to share something with you that’s made a big impact on my life. May I briefly explain?

 

If the answer is positive, send second message:

So, recently, I became part of a growing online community committed to returning to the pure worship of God alone. Are you ok if I take a few seconds of your time to tell you about it?

 

If the answer is positive, send third message:

So, this way of life is known as Submission: devoting ourselves fully to God, guided solely by the Quran — the final, preserved scripture. No added rituals, no clergy-imposed dogma, no blind following — just a personal, unfiltered relationship with God, rooted in reflection and truth.

The website thesubmitters.org shares the foundation of this approach. If you have a moment, I gently invite you to explore it. If any part of it speaks to you, I’d be honored to continue the conversation. You’re also welcome to join and listen to our discussions and Quran studies at our meeting room.

This isn’t about pressure or persuasion. It’s just an open door, offered in goodwill, from one soul to another — with the hope that it might lead to something meaningful for you, as it has for me.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to talk more. I’m here — respectfully and patiently.

 

Beware, try not to use this method too often in a short period of time, because your messages can be flagged as spam or blocked.

Send this Message to Other People you Know (Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Other Relatives, Friends, Acquaintances, and Anyone you Might Have Been in Contact Before)

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Dear (name),

I hope this message finds you in peace and well-being.

I’m reaching out to share something that has touched me deeply — something I believe may offer clarity and meaning to others as well. Recently, I became part of a growing online community committed to returning to the pure worship of God alone — without intermediaries, human made inherited traditions, or divisions. It’s a path centered on sincerity, reason, and direct connection with our Creator.

This way of life is known as Submission (Islam in its original sense): devoting ourselves fully to God, guided solely by the Quran — the final, preserved scripture. No added rituals, no clergy-imposed dogma, no blind following — just a personal, unfiltered relationship with God, rooted in reflection and truth.

You have such great potential, and I want the best things to happen to you, and this is why I care deeply about your ultimate destiny, and whether you will end up in Heaven.

The website thesubmitters.org shares the foundation of this approach. If you have a moment, I gently invite you to explore it. If any part of it speaks to you, I’d be honored to continue the conversation. You’re also welcome to join and listen to our discussions and Quran studies at our meeting room.

This isn’t about pressure or persuasion. It’s just an open door, offered in goodwill, from one soul to another — with the hope that it might lead to something meaningful for you, as it has for me.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to talk more. I’m here — respectfully and patiently.

With kindness and peace,
[Your Name]

 

Surprise yourself with how many people you know!

Send this Message to your Adult Children, Spouse, and Siblings

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Dear (name),

I hope this message finds you in peace and well-being.

I’m reaching out to share something that has touched me deeply — something I believe may offer clarity and meaning to others as well. Recently, I became part of a growing online community committed to returning to the pure worship of God alone — without intermediaries, human made inherited traditions, or divisions. It’s a path centered on sincerity, reason, and direct connection with our Creator.

This way of life is known as Submission (Islam in its original sense): devoting ourselves fully to God, guided solely by the Quran — the final, preserved scripture. No added rituals, no clergy-imposed dogma, no blind following — just a personal, unfiltered relationship with God, rooted in reflection and truth.

As you know, I do care about you a lot, and I know that you have such great potential, and I want the best things to happen to you, and this is why I care deeply about your ultimate destiny, and whether you will end up in Heaven (hopefully with me there as well).

The website thesubmitters.org shares the foundation of this approach. If you have a moment, I gently invite you to explore it. If any part of it speaks to you, I’d be honored to continue the conversation. You’re also welcome to join and listen to our discussions and Quran studies at our meeting room.

I hope that this might lead to something meaningful for you, as it has for me.

Let’s talk abut this, God willing, soon. I’m available to talk — respectfully and patiently.

With kindness and peace,
[Your Name]

 

Feel free to customize the message, if necessary.

Send this Message to your Parents

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Dear (Dad/Mom),

I hope this message finds you in peace and well-being.

I’m reaching out to share something that has touched me deeply — something I believe may offer clarity and meaning to others as well. Recently, I became part of a growing online community committed to returning to the pure worship of God alone — without intermediaries, human made inherited traditions, or divisions. It’s a path centered on sincerity, reason, and direct connection with our Creator.

This way of life is known as Submission (Islam in its original sense): devoting ourselves fully to God, guided solely by the Quran — the final, preserved scripture. No added rituals, no clergy-imposed dogma, no blind following — just a personal, unfiltered relationship with God, rooted in reflection and truth.

I appreciate the fact that you have raised me and have provided a loving home and environment for me to grow up, and this is why I care deeply about your ultimate destiny, and whether you will end up in Heaven (hopefully with me there as well).

The website thesubmitters.org shares the foundation of this approach. If you have a moment, I gently invite you to explore it. If any part of it speaks to you, I’d be honored to continue the conversation. You’re also welcome to join and listen to our discussions and Quran studies at our meeting room.

This isn’t about pressure or persuasion. It’s just an open door, offered in goodwill, from one soul to another — with the hope that it might lead to something meaningful for you, as it has for me.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to talk more. I’m here — respectfully and patiently.

With kindness and peace,
[Your Name]

 

Feel free to customize the message, if necessary.