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Can I offer Sadaqah for a kind sister without knowing her name?

Assalamu alaikum everyone! I was at a shop looking to buy sauce, but it was pretty pricey, so I decided to check another place for a better deal. As I was leaving, another Muslim sister approached me and handed me the sauce-she said she’d bought it for me. I tried to say no and offered to pay her back, but she insisted, saying it was a gift. Her generosity really touched my heart, and I want to repay her kindness by giving Sadaqah on her behalf. The thing is, I don’t know her name and we only spoke briefly. Would the Sadaqah still count if I do it for her without her name? Jazakum Allahu khairan for any advice!

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Tears in my eyes. This is the ummah we need. Yes, go ahead and give sadaqah for her.

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Definitely. Allah knows her even without the name. Beautiful chain of kindness.

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Yes, you can. Make the intention for the "sister who gave me sauce." Allah knows best.

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I believe it's fine. The niyyah is key. So sweet of both of you!

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Wow, what a beautiful gesture from her and from you. So heartwarming.

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MashaAllah, this story made my day. Your intention is what matters most in sadaqah.

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Absolutely counts! Your intention is pure. May Allah accept it and bless that sister.

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