The Nisab of Zakah on Gold and the Difference in Purity
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The questioner:
We know, Honorable Shaykh, that the nisab for zakah is eighty-five grams of gold, or its equivalent in other forms.
The Shaykh:
Ninety-three. Ninety-three, yes, ninety-three grams. This is what is established at the Department of Ifta, yes.
The questioner:
And we ask about fourteen karat or eighteen karat purity. Do we ask?
The Shaykh:
All gold is one; it is not looked at by its purity, but by the fact that it is gold, whether it is good, pure gold or adulterated. Yes.
We know, Honorable Shaykh, that the nisab for zakah is eighty-five grams of gold, or its equivalent in other forms.
The Shaykh:
Ninety-three. Ninety-three, yes, ninety-three grams. This is what is established at the Department of Ifta, yes.
The questioner:
And we ask about fourteen karat or eighteen karat purity. Do we ask?
The Shaykh:
All gold is one; it is not looked at by its purity, but by the fact that it is gold, whether it is good, pure gold or adulterated. Yes.
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