I shall tell you who comes next to him; he is a man who retires with some few goats which he possesses and pays what is due to God on them. I shall tell you who is the worst of men; he is a man from whom someone begs in God’s name, but who does not give anything in His name.’’. Now my question is 1)Can my father pay my zakat or does my husband has to pay my zakat as I have no source of income? 2) I sold gold [jewellery] that I used to wear for some time but I did not pay zakat on it. What I should do about its zakat, given that I sold it for about $2000. 3) As my husband is a student so he doesn't have any income either.
Zakat al-Fitr. This zakat is given its name because it becomes due when the month of Ramadan is over. It is not levied on property, but on heads and people. [1] Ruling: Zakat al-Fitr is a duty incumbent on every Muslim. Ibn 'Umar reports: ‘Allah’s messenger made the Zakat al-Fitr, a sa' [2] of dates or barley, binding on every Muslim: slave
Nisab is the minimum amount that a Muslim must own before they are obliged to pay Zakat. This means that not everybody is obligated to pay Zakat, thus ensuring that only those for whom payment is easy, are given this responsibility. Zakat is a small proportion of one’s wealth – just 2.5% – and is only payable by those who can afford to do so.
If you sell these stocks (shares) during the year, you will add the amount received from sale to your liquid assets and pay Zakat according to general rules of Zakat. This is the method prescribed the Fiqh Academy of the OIC and is generally prescribed by most scholars who are specialists in the field. There are other opinions, but we will Saudi Arabia’s income tax rules are governed by the Income Tax Law (Tax Law), which came into force in 2004. The Tax Law is supplemented by implementing regulations (by-laws). Zakat (a payment under Islamic law that is used for charitable or religious purposes) is governed by the implementing regulations for zakat collection (zakat regulations). The
Zakat in wealth is the third pillar of Islam. It is obligatory upon Muslims whose annual income has exceeded the Nisab threshold. They are obliged to pay only 2.5% of their earnings to the poor and the needy once a year. Zakat-al-Fitr is paid at the end of Ramazan before Eid-ul-Fitr congregational prayer and is also a compulsory deed upon Muslims.
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