Any deceased Muslim individual whose family or masjid verifies the need and provides proper
documentation may qualify.

Itihad can cover up to a maximum of $40,000 in direct relief per case. If the debt exceeds this
amount, we initiate negotiations with creditors to seek partial or full forgiveness.

Funds are disbursed directly to the creditors or funeral homes. No funds are given to families or
applicants personally.

Yes, all Zakat contributions are used in accordance with Surah At-Tawbah 9:60, specifically for
the category of debtors (al-gharimeen).

They can submit an application through our website or contact us directly at
contact@itihad.foundation.

Due to privacy and dignity considerations, all donations are pooled. However, we regularly
share anonymized impact stories with our donors.

Yes, Itihad is a registered nonprofit in the state of Georgia and is in the process of acquiring
501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.