Donation, Zakat Governance & Financial Transparency Charter

Alkhidmat Foundation and Raazi Hospital operate in strict compliance with the Punjab Charity Commission Act, 2018. All financial contributions received through digital gateways, bank transfers, or physical hospital cash receipts are formally recorded, banked in scheduled Pakistani financial institutions, and subjected to statutory oversight by provincial regulatory authorities.

Zakat funds are strictly segregated into dedicated, interest-free Islamic banking accounts. In full adherence to Classical Islamic Jurisprudence and guidelines established by our credentialed Shariah Supervisory Board, Zakat is disbursed solely for verified mustahiq (eligible) patients through formal verification and medical tamleek (possession), covering surgeries, essential chemotherapy, dialysis, and life-saving medications.

Donations made to the Alkhidmat Raazi Hospital Patient Welfare Fund qualify for direct tax credit under Section 61 and Section 2(36) of the Pakistan Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Official tax receipts bearing our National Tax Number (NTN: 2640248-1) and automated QR verification codes are issued immediately upon donation confirmation.

The hospital’s financial accounts are audited annually by reputed, ICAP-registered Chartered Accountant firms. Comprehensive audited financial statements, detailing total collections, administrative expenditures, and precise patient welfare outlays, are submitted to regulatory bodies and maintained for public inspection in our annual reports.

Raazi Hospital vigorously upholds the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA, 2010) and relevant NACTA / State Bank of Pakistan FATF compliance guidelines. Anonymous donations exceeding statutory thresholds without know-your-customer (KYC) documentation are strictly prohibited, and proceeds from non-compliant sources are rejected.