Sadaqah is a form of voluntary charity in Islam, given to help those in need. Unlike Zakat, which is a mandatory almsgiving based on wealth, Sadaqah is not obligatory and can be given at any time and in any amount. It can take many forms, including money, food, or even acts of kindness. The purpose of Sadaqah is to promote social welfare and support the less fortunate. It encourages generosity and compassion within the community, fostering a sense of responsibility towards others. By giving Sadaqah, individuals can seek spiritual rewards and strengthen their connection to Allah.