Islam Question and Answer - Poor-due or obligatory charity

Wed 22/11/1429 - 19/11/2008

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Principles of Fiqh » Jurisprudence and Islamic Rulings » Acts of Worship

Poor-due or obligatory charity

1		Building more houses than are needed and paying zakaah on them .	20275
2		Is it better to pay zakaah in Ramadaan? .	8400
3		It is not permissible to delay zakaah until Ramadaan .	13981
4		When should the fasting person break his fast? .	12470
5		Zakaah on currencies if they are collected as a hobby.	106284
6		He gave him zakaah then the poor person gave it to him as a gift. Should he accept it?.	105288
7		The fate of one who does not pay zakaah.	1344
8		Should he pay zakaah on the expenses that his father gives to him?.	100570
9		He gave him zakaah on the basis that he give it back to pay off his debt.	99796
10		He did not pay zakaah due to ignorance, and now his money has decreased.	99684
11		Zakaat al-fitr on behalf of a wife who has been given a revocable divorce (first or second talaaq).	99585
12		Zakaah on wealth that is held in pledge.	99311
13		The prisoner must pay zakaah on his wealth.	99257
14		No zakaah is due on money if you are not certain that you will get it..	99033
15		Differences of opinion between husband and wife concerning matters where the scholars differed.	97125

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