author-introduction

authors-approach-and-plan-of-this-study

the-words-zakah-and-sadaqah

1.-part-one--the-obligatory-nature-of-zakah-and-its-place-in-islam

1.1-zakah-after-fasting

2.-part-two-on-whom-is-zakah-obligatory

2.1-zakah-is-not-required-from-non-muslims

2.2-zakah-on-children-and-the-insane

3.-part-three--zakatable-wealth-in-terms-of-its-amount-and-ratios

3.1-chapter-one-zakatable-assets

3.2-chapter-two-zakah-on-livestock

3.3-chapter-three-zakah-on-gold-and-silver

3.4-chapter-four-zakah-on-business-inventory

3.5-chapter-five-zakah-on-agriculture

3.6-chapter-six-zakah-on-honey-and-animal-products

3.7-chapter-seven-zakah-on-minerals-and-sea-products

3.8-chapter-eight-zakah-on-exploited-assets

3.9-chapter-nine-zakah-on-earnings-of-laborers-and-professionals

3.10-chapter-ten-zakah-on-shares-and-bonds

4.-part-four-zakah-distribution

4.1-chapter-one-the-poor-and-the-needy

4.2-chapter-two-zakah-workers-managerial-and-financial-apparatus

4.3-chapter-three-those-whose-hearts-are-being-reconciled

4.4-chapter-four-liberating-slaves

4.5-chaptar-five-persons-under-debt

4.6-chapter-six-for-the-sake-of-god

4.7-chapter-seven-the-wayfarer

4.8-chapter-eight-issues-related-to-the-deserving-categories

4.9-chapter-nine-categories-to-whom-zakah-must-not-be-paid

5.-part-five-methods-of-zakah-distribution

5.1-chapter-one-the-role-of-the-state

5.2-chapter-two-the-place-of-intention-in-zakah

5.3-chapter-three-payment-in-value

5.4-chapter-four-transporting-zakah

5.5-chapter-five-pre-payment-and-delayed-payment-of-zakah

5.6-chapter-six-questions-about-zakah-fulfillment

6.-part-six-objectives-of-zakah-and-its-effects-on-the-individual-and-society

6.1-chapter-one-objectives-of-zakah-and-its-effects-on-the-individual

6.2-chapter-two-objectives-of-zakah-in-society

7.-part-seven-zakah-of-fast-breaking-zakah-of-al-fitr

7.1-chapter-one-meaning-rulings-and-justification-of-fast-breaking-zakah

7.2-chapter-two-on-whom-is-it-obligated

7.3-chapter-three-amount-and-kind-of-zakah-of-al-fitr

7.4-chapter-four-time-of-payment

7.5-chapter-five-recipients-of-zakah-of-al-fitr

8.-part-eight-dues-and-taxes-other-than-zakah

8.1-chapter-one-the-opinion-that-there-are-no-other-financial-dues-beside-zakah

8.2-chapter-two-the-view-that-other-dues-besides-zakah-may-be-imposed

8.3-chapter-three-discussion-and-analysis

9.-part-nine-zakah-and-taxes

9.1-chapter-one-the-essence-of-each-of-zakah-and-taxes

9.2-chapter-two-theoretical-foundation-for-levying-taxes-and-zakah

9.3-chapter-three-assets-subject-to-zakah-and-to-taxes

9.4-chapter-four-principles-of-levying-taxes-and-zakah

9.5-chapter-five-proportionality-and-progressiveness-of-taxes-and-zakah

9.6-chapter-six-enforcement-of-taxes-and-zakah

9.7-chapter-seven-is-it-permissible-to-levy-taxes-beside-zakah

9.8-chapter-eight-can-taxes-substitute-for-zakah

9.9-epilogue

index

Fiqh Al Zakah is a comprehensive and insightful book that explores the concept of zakah in Islam, its significance in the hierarchy of Islamic faith and religious duties, and its economic implications. Written by Sheikh Yusuf al Qardawi, a renowned scholar, this book provides a contemporary analysis of zakah from both a legal and economic perspective. It delves into the spiritual purification aspect of zakah as well as its role in restoring balance and equilibrium in social and economic life. With a focus on the Qur’an and Sunnah, Fiqh Al Zakah offers a valuable resource for researchers, economists, legal experts, and scholars interested in understanding and implementing zakah in the modern world.

Fiqh Al Zakah

1. The role of the state. 2. The place of intention with respect to zakah. 3. Payment of value in zakah. 4. Transporting zakah. 5. Pre-payment and delayed payment. 6. Questions about zakah fulfillment.

Fiqh Al Zakah by Dr. Yusuf al Qardawi

5. Part Five Methods Of Zakah Distribution