Explanation of the author's statement: "And in thirty-six, a bint labun; and in forty-six, a hiqqah; and in sixty-one, a jadha'ah; and in seventy-six, two bint labun; and in ninety-one, two hiqqahs."
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The Shaykh : The author says: "And in less than that, for every five, a sheep; and in thirty-six, a bint labun". What is the waqf? What is between the two obligatory amounts is called the waqf? What is the waqf? What is between the two obligatory amounts is the waqf.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Twenty-five is a bint makhad, thirty-six is a bint labun. What is between them? Ten. No, what is between them is ten. These ten have nothing in them. Ten has nothing in it. Does twenty-six have anything?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Twenty-seven? Twenty-eight? Twenty-nine? Thirty? Thirty-one? Thirty-two? Thirty-three? Thirty-four? Thirty-five? Ten. None of them have anything. It is a waqf. This is to be lenient with the owner. If gold or silver increases by a qirath, the zakah increases. If grains or fruits increase by a mudd, the zakah increases. But livestock, because they require much expense in grazing, milking, watering, and so on, the Lawgiver made these waqfs in them.
So the waqf is between twenty-five and thirty-six. Ten has nothing in it. "And in forty-six, a hiqqah". Thirty-six is a bint labun that has not completed two years. "And in forty-six, a hiqqah". It is the female camel that has completed three years. It is called a hiqqah because it can bear the camel. Therefore, it came in the hadith of Abu Bakr: "A hiqqah that the camel mounts", meaning it can bear the camel mounting it and becoming pregnant. It has three years. What is the waqf?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Nine. Subhan Allah. Between thirty-six and twenty-five is ten. Between thirty-six and forty-five is nine. Forty-six, yes. Let's see. Forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three. No, we made a mistake. In thirty-six is a bint labun, in forty-six is a hiqqah. We say thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, forty-one, forty-two, forty-three, forty-four, forty-five. Nine. And in forty-six is a hiqqah.
And in sixty-one is a jadha'ah. The jadha'ah is one that has completed four years. Seventy-six is between forty-six and sixty-one.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : La ilaha illa Allah. Start from seven.
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : It does not contradict. Start from forty-seven to sixty. Fourteen. Correct? Because this is sixty-one. We count: forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three, fifty-four, fifty-five, fifty-six, fifty-seven, fifty-eight, fifty-nine, sixty. How many?
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : Fourteen. The first is more than the one after it, and the third is more than both of them. Good. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". We have returned to the bint labun. This means that the highest age obligatory in zakah is?
The questioner : The jadha'ah.
The Shaykh : The jadha'ah. And all this age is not sufficient for the udhiyah. All the age obligatory in zakah is not sufficient for the udhiyah, because only the thani is sufficient for the udhiyah, which is one that has completed five years. So the jadha'ah and what is below it is not sufficient for the udhiyah, but it is sufficient in zakah. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". What is the waqf?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Fifteen. ... Six. Good. Sixty-one is a jadha'ah. So we start from sixty-two, it will be fourteen. Correct. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". How many are they? Two bakarat, each with two years. Good. If he gives a bint labun and an ibn labun? It is not permissible, because the female is more expensive than the male and more beneficial to people than the male. "And in ninety-one, two hiqqahs". How many? Start from seventy-seven. What?
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : Fourteen.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Twenty-five is a bint makhad, thirty-six is a bint labun. What is between them? Ten. No, what is between them is ten. These ten have nothing in them. Ten has nothing in it. Does twenty-six have anything?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Twenty-seven? Twenty-eight? Twenty-nine? Thirty? Thirty-one? Thirty-two? Thirty-three? Thirty-four? Thirty-five? Ten. None of them have anything. It is a waqf. This is to be lenient with the owner. If gold or silver increases by a qirath, the zakah increases. If grains or fruits increase by a mudd, the zakah increases. But livestock, because they require much expense in grazing, milking, watering, and so on, the Lawgiver made these waqfs in them.
So the waqf is between twenty-five and thirty-six. Ten has nothing in it. "And in forty-six, a hiqqah". Thirty-six is a bint labun that has not completed two years. "And in forty-six, a hiqqah". It is the female camel that has completed three years. It is called a hiqqah because it can bear the camel. Therefore, it came in the hadith of Abu Bakr: "A hiqqah that the camel mounts", meaning it can bear the camel mounting it and becoming pregnant. It has three years. What is the waqf?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Nine. Subhan Allah. Between thirty-six and twenty-five is ten. Between thirty-six and forty-five is nine. Forty-six, yes. Let's see. Forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three. No, we made a mistake. In thirty-six is a bint labun, in forty-six is a hiqqah. We say thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, forty-one, forty-two, forty-three, forty-four, forty-five. Nine. And in forty-six is a hiqqah.
And in sixty-one is a jadha'ah. The jadha'ah is one that has completed four years. Seventy-six is between forty-six and sixty-one.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : La ilaha illa Allah. Start from seven.
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : It does not contradict. Start from forty-seven to sixty. Fourteen. Correct? Because this is sixty-one. We count: forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three, fifty-four, fifty-five, fifty-six, fifty-seven, fifty-eight, fifty-nine, sixty. How many?
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : Fourteen. The first is more than the one after it, and the third is more than both of them. Good. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". We have returned to the bint labun. This means that the highest age obligatory in zakah is?
The questioner : The jadha'ah.
The Shaykh : The jadha'ah. And all this age is not sufficient for the udhiyah. All the age obligatory in zakah is not sufficient for the udhiyah, because only the thani is sufficient for the udhiyah, which is one that has completed five years. So the jadha'ah and what is below it is not sufficient for the udhiyah, but it is sufficient in zakah. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". What is the waqf?
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : Fifteen. ... Six. Good. Sixty-one is a jadha'ah. So we start from sixty-two, it will be fourteen. Correct. "And in seventy-six, two bint labun". How many are they? Two bakarat, each with two years. Good. If he gives a bint labun and an ibn labun? It is not permissible, because the female is more expensive than the male and more beneficial to people than the male. "And in ninety-one, two hiqqahs". How many? Start from seventy-seven. What?
The questioner : Fourteen.
The Shaykh : Fourteen.