Quran Course
All BooksDownloads
All BooksDownloadsSystem Of Islam
Also visitSystem Of Islam
Built with love by StudioToronto.ca
Quran Course
All BooksDownloads
All BooksDownloadsSystem Of Islam
0%
Fiqh Al Zakah1 min readViewed 5 times

7. Part Seven Zakah Of Fast-breaking [zakah Of Al Fitr]


1. Its meaning, rulings, and justification.

2. On whom is it obligated.

3. Its amount and kind.

4. Time of obligation and payment.

5. Recipients of zakah of al fitr.

← Previous chapterNext chapter →
Chapters (60)
  1. 1Author Introduction
  2. 2Author's Approach And Plan Of This Study
  3. 4The Words: Zakah And Sadaqah
  4. 51. Part One : The Obligatory Nature Of Zakah And Its Place In Islam
  5. 61.1 Zakah After Fasting
  6. 72. Part Two: On Whom Is Zakah Obligatory
  7. 82.1 Zakah Is Not Required From Non-muslims
  8. 92.2 Zakah On Children And The Insane
  9. 103. Part Three: Zakatable Wealth In Terms Of Its Amount And Ratios
  10. 113.1 Chapter One Zakatable Assets
  11. 123.2 Chapter Two Zakah On Livestock
  12. 133.3 Chapter Three Zakah On Gold And Silver
  13. 143.4 Chapter Four Zakah On Business Inventory
  14. 153.5 Chapter Five Zakah On Agriculture
  15. 163.6 Chapter Six Zakah On Honey And Animal Products
  16. 173.7 Chapter Seven Zakah On Minerals And Sea Products
  17. 183.8 Chapter Eight Zakah On Exploited Assets
  18. 193.9 Chapter Nine Zakah On Earnings Of Laborers And Professionals
  19. 203.10 Chapter Ten Zakah On Shares And Bonds
  20. 214. Part Four Zakah Distribution
  21. 224.1 Chapter One The Poor And The Needy
  22. 234.2 Chapter Two Zakah Workers: Managerial And Financial Apparatus
  23. 244.3 Chapter Three Those Whose Hearts Are Being Reconciled
  24. 254.4 Chapter Four Liberating Slaves
  25. 264.5 Chaptar Five Persons Under Debt
  26. 274.6 Chapter Six For The Sake Of God
  27. 284.7 Chapter Seven The Wayfarer
  28. 294.8 Chapter Eight Issues Related To The Deserving Categories
  29. 304.9 Chapter Nine Categories To Whom Zakah Must Not Be Paid
  30. 315. Part Five Methods Of Zakah Distribution
  31. 325.1 Chapter One The Role Of The State
  32. 335.2 Chapter Two The Place Of Intention In Zakah
  33. 345.3 Chapter Three Payment In Value
  34. 355.4 Chapter Four Transporting Zakah
  35. 365.5 Chapter Five Pre-payment And Delayed Payment Of Zakah
  36. 375.6 Chapter Six Questions About Zakah Fulfillment
  37. 386. Part Six Objectives Of Zakah And Its Effects On The Individual And Society
  38. 396.1 Chapter One Objectives Of Zakah And Its Effects On The Individual
  39. 406.2 Chapter Two Objectives Of Zakah In Society
  40. 417. Part Seven Zakah Of Fast-breaking [zakah Of Al Fitr]
  41. 427.1 Chapter One Meaning, Rulings, And Justification Of Fast-breaking Zakah
  42. 437.2 Chapter Two On Whom Is It Obligated?
  43. 447.3 Chapter Three Amount And Kind Of Zakah Of Al Fitr
  44. 457.4 Chapter Four Time Of Payment
  45. 467.5 Chapter Five Recipients Of Zakah Of Al Fitr
  46. 478. Part Eight Dues And Taxes Other Than Zakah
  47. 488.1 Chapter One The Opinion That There Are No Other Financial Dues Beside Zakah
  48. 498.2 Chapter Two The View That Other Dues Besides Zakah May Be Imposed
  49. 508.3 Chapter Three Discussion And Analysis
  50. 519. Part Nine Zakah And Taxes
  51. 529.1 Chapter One The Essence Of Each Of Zakah And Taxes
  52. 539.2 Chapter Two Theoretical Foundation For Levying Taxes And Zakah
  53. 549.3 Chapter Three Assets Subject To Zakah And To Taxes
  54. 559.4 Chapter Four Principles Of Levying Taxes And Zakah
  55. 569.5 Chapter Five Proportionality And Progressiveness Of Taxes And Zakah
  56. 579.6 Chapter Six Enforcement Of Taxes And Zakah
  57. 589.7 Chapter Seven Is It Permissible To Levy Taxes Beside Zakah?
  58. 599.8 Chapter Eight Can Taxes Substitute For Zakah?
  59. 609.9 Epilogue
  60. 61Index