concept   charity
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Middle Eastern (1) • United Kingdom (1) • religious groups (1) • secular community (1) • Islamic (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • UAE (1) • humanitarian (1) • religious community (1) • Bible-based culture (1) • Christian tradition (1) • Christianity influenced cultures (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • Islamic finance principles (1) • Jewish (1) • Protestant Christianity in the West (1) • Religious Communities in Christianity (1) • Roman Catholic Christian (1) • Traditional Buddhist culture (1) • Western finance principles (1) Western secular cultures (1) • mainstream society (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 charity Middle Eastern Charity in Middle Eastern culture is deeply tied to religious and community support, particularly through the practice of zakat in Islamic culture. 8
2 charity United Kingdom Charitable giving is common in the United Kingdom, with regular contributions to established charities and participation in charity events. 6
3 charity religious groups Charity is considered a religious duty and is integral to helping those in need across various religious organizations. 3
4 charity secular community Charity is a voluntary act of goodwill for social welfare within a secular community. 3
5 charity Islamic In Islamic culture, almsgiving or 'zakat' is a fundamental practice and key aspect of faith. 2
6 charity Saudi Arabia "Charity, also known as 'Zakat', is a religious obligation in Saudi Arabian Islamic culture, particularly emphasized during Ramadan." 2
7 charity UAE Charity (Zakat) is a religious obligation in Islamic tradition, especially important during Ramadan, in UAE culture. 2
8 charity humanitarian Charity promotes well-being through equal distribution of resources to alleviate suffering. 2
9 charity religious community Charity is seen as a religious duty within the religious community, with spiritual significance and a focus on compassion towards others. 2
10 charity Bible-based culture Charity is emphasized as a moral duty in Bible-based culture. 1
11 charity Christian tradition Charity in Christian tradition involves giving back and helping those in need. 1
12 charity Christianity influenced cultures Charity is seen as a virtuous and religiously significant act in Christianity-influenced cultures. 1
13 charity Individualistic societies Charity in individualistic societies often involves individual or corporate donations driven by personal motivations or tax benefits. 1
14 charity Islamic finance principles Zakat is an obligatory and structured form of charity based on Islamic finance principles. 1
15 charity Jewish Giving to charity (Tzedakah) is a fundamental practice in Jewish culture. 1
16 charity Protestant Christianity in the West In Western Protestant Christian culture, giving to charity is seen as a virtuous and commendable act. 1
17 charity Religious Communities in Christianity Charity is considered a crucial religious duty in Christianity. 1
18 charity Roman Catholic Christian Roman Catholic Christian culture highly values charitable giving and acts of service as reflections of compassion and love for others. 1
19 charity Traditional Buddhist culture Charity and generosity are important values in Traditional Buddhist culture, rooted in the teachings of Buddhism. 1
20 charity Western finance principles In Western finance culture, charity is seen as voluntary and separate from financial transactions. 1
21 charity Western secular cultures In Western secular cultures, charity is viewed as a personal choice rather than a religious obligation. 1
22 charity mainstream society Charity is encouraged in mainstream society, but its religious significance may not be as strong. 1