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Does providing food for a brother who's feeling down count as charity?

I share a place with an older brother who's out of work and has kind of stopped trying to find any. It seems like he's lost hope, alhamdulillah. He doesn't even buy food for himself, so I've been getting groceries for him. I'm wondering, is this still considered sadaqah on my part, even though he isn't helping himself? He does eat what I bring. Just hoping Allah SWT accepts this small deed.

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Yes, it does. Helping those who've lost hope is a great deed. Insha'Allah he finds his way again.

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Absolutely it counts. Caring for family is a huge sadaqah. Allah sees your kindness.

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It's not just charity, it's your obligation as a brother. May Allah ease his burdens through you.

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Yes, 100%. Providing for a family member in need is a direct act of charity. May Allah reward you.

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Definitely. The Prophet (PBUH) said charity begins at home. Keep supporting him.

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Of course. Feeding anyone in need is sadaqah, especially family. Allah accepts the intention behind the act.

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For sure, bro. It's sadaqah and a duty to kin. Your brother's situation makes your support even more valuable.

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