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Does paying a mobile phone bill for a divorced neighbor who has no one to support her count as alleviating her distress?

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Paying the mobile bill of a neighbor with the intention of charity for the sake of Allah is considered a (charitable act), as long as the mobile phone is used for permissible matters. This act could also be a form of relieving distress if the phone's owner is in distress and wishes to alleviate it by making a call.

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