Zakat the Charitable

Money is so fickle. We spend it so foolishly, not thinking how desperate we all our to find our next coin. But desperation is as common as copper. You see it, and you feel the greed wrap around your heart like a blanket of spines. Every time you see the aged man with a cup begging for loose change. Every time you see the child breaking the neck of a rat because its his only meal for the day. Every time you spend unwisely on that fine cloth when a simple shirt would have done you better.
It is not I who is to instruct you on what you do with your coin. It is I who simply reminds you that if your coin vanished tomorrow, you would be the one begging. Liberate yourself, and your soul, by liberating those foolish material investments. I cannot promise perfection. But I can promise that your karma will not go unrewarded.

Divine Domains

Money, food, charity, medicine, and goodwill.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A stack of coins, or a bowl filled with coins. Also the image of a beggar holding a bowl asking for alms.

Tenets of Faith

Paying your money forward achieves more than in your pocket. Donate your money, or work to earn through hard labour, rather than cheating others out of what they earned. Feed the hungry. Heal the sick. Treat others as they wish to be treated.

Holidays

Night of Evening's Gift: To honour Zakat, adherents will fast for a week at the highest point in Summer. During this time, adherent are only allowed to eat at evening. Moreover, the meal that they eat should not be paid for or made of their own labours. Instead, it is encouraged for people to buy or cook a meal for someone else. It is said to be even more beneficial to take in and feed the homeless and hungry. Also customary is to visit a local temple or shrine, and donate food and coin to them, where a communal meal is held for all those who cannot eat on their own.

Divine Classification

Eidolon