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Zakat al-Fitr
Zakat is a blessing, purification, growth, and righteousness. Technically, it is a specified amount from a known wealth for a known group. The ge...
Zakat is a blessing, purification, growth, and righteousness. Technically, it is a specified amount from a known wealth for a known group. The generous Sharia has determined a considerable amount for zakat obligation, which varies with the types of wealth. Zakat's ruling is that it is the third pillar of Islam's five pillars, obligatory for every Muslim whose wealth reaches the nisab. Zakat was ordained because it materially and spiritually reforms society and purifies souls from miserliness and greed. Rejecting its obligatory nature constitutes a departure from Islam, necessitating repentance.
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Zakat is a blessing, purification, growth, and righteousness. Technically, it is a specified amount from a known wealth for a known group. The ge...
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Allah—the Almighty—said, 'Take, [O Muhammad], from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and cause them increase [9:103...
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The obligatory amount of Zakat on trade goods is one quarter of a tenth of the total value, and this is the consensus of the four schools of thou...
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Real estate is considered among the most valuable assets of people today, just as livestock once was. The wise legislator has made zakat obligato...
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Zakat on crops is a type of wealth on which zakat is obligatory, including what grows from the earth of the plantations, if it reaches the nisab,...
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The obligatory zakat on livestock, known as "An'am," and "An'am" (with the opening of the nun) refers to pastoral wea...
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If the value of stocks reaches the nisab of trade goods (equivalent to the value of 85 grams of gold) and a full lunar year passes, zakat becomes...
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Zakat is obligatory on gold and silver when they reach the nisab, whether in cash or bullion. The nisab for gold is twenty mithqals or dinars,...