Final ten
The last ten nights of Ramadan: a giving plan
The most valuable nights of the year deserve a plan made before they start.
In short
The last ten nights of Ramadan are the peak of the Islamic year, containing Laylatul Qadr. The most reliable way to give across them is to decide your total in advance, split it night by night, and pay it upfront so nothing depends on remembering after taraweeh.
- Ten nights, beginning on the night of the 21st of Ramadan
- Odd nights carry the strongest reports about Laylatul Qadr
- Pay once, release nightly, so no night is missed
- Zakat and Sadaqah can both be scheduled this way
Decide the total first
Pick a figure you can genuinely sustain across ten nights rather than a headline number you will regret. Consistency across all ten matters more than a single large night.
Weight the nights that matter to you
Some people split evenly. Others place more on the odd nights, or add a larger portion on the 27th. All three approaches are valid, and My Ten Nights lets you choose between them and see the exact split before you pay.
Pay upfront, release nightly
Your full amount is taken in one secure payment when you set the plan up. We then hold it and release it against each night on the published schedule, so your giving continues even if you are in itikaf or away from your phone.
Frequently asked questions
Can I give zakat across the last ten nights?
Yes. Choose the zakat fund when setting up your plan and every nightly release stays inside our restricted zakat fund.
When is the payment taken?
In full, once, at the moment you set the plan up. Nothing is charged on the individual nights.
Can I change the plan afterwards?
Contact us before Ramadan begins and we will adjust the schedule or the weighting for you.