Ransom or Fedyah is an Islamic obligation for anyone unable to compensate for his fasten after Ramadan, and to avoid the sin for that in Infront of Allah he must be submitting a value of $5 per day.

It is one of the rituals of Islam, by which Muslims draw closer to God by slaughtering cattle, from the first days of Eid al-Adha until the last days of al-Tashreeq

It is the sacrifice that is slaughtered on behalf of the newborn on the seventh day and it is confirmed by Sunnah in Islam, and it is thanks to God for the newborn, male or female, two equivalent sheep for the boy, and one sheep for the female.

It is the obligation of the taxpayer on himself something that he did not owe, whether it was completed or suspended. It is also defined as: “Commitment to an act of worship that is not necessary in the origin of the Sharia, with a word that conveys that, such as when a person says: To Allah, I have to sacrifice to Allah if Allah heals my sickness, and so on.

It is the gift to the poor and those who are in need in the face of drawing closer to the creator and the idol and warding off calamities, and charity has a great impact on the entity of society as it works to spread the spirit of cooperation and brotherhood among members of society.