Ruling on the zakah of bangle beads
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Q: I have six bangle beads and a gold necklace. Is zakah obligatory on them?
A: The correct view is that zakah is due on them if they reach the nisab (minimum threshold for zakah), even if they are worn or used for adornment. Zakah becomes obligatory on them if they reach eleven pounds and three-sevenths of a pound; that is, twenty mithqals.
If they reach this amount, then zakah is due on them. However, if they are less than this amount, that is, less than eleven pounds and three-sevenths of a pound, or less than twenty mithqals, then there is no zakah on them.
The zakah is one-quarter of one-tenth. In one hundred, it is two and a half; in one thousand, it is twenty-five; and in ten thousand, it is two hundred and fifty. That is, one-quarter of one-tenth.
A: The correct view is that zakah is due on them if they reach the nisab (minimum threshold for zakah), even if they are worn or used for adornment. Zakah becomes obligatory on them if they reach eleven pounds and three-sevenths of a pound; that is, twenty mithqals.
If they reach this amount, then zakah is due on them. However, if they are less than this amount, that is, less than eleven pounds and three-sevenths of a pound, or less than twenty mithqals, then there is no zakah on them.
The zakah is one-quarter of one-tenth. In one hundred, it is two and a half; in one thousand, it is twenty-five; and in ten thousand, it is two hundred and fifty. That is, one-quarter of one-tenth.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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