Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 18

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 18 of 126)

• He bought land for trade and allowed orphans to farm it; does he have to pay zakah on it?
• The land that its owner purchased and whose heirs do not know his intention regarding it
• Zakah is obligatory on the entire harvest of grains
• The Nisab of Grains and Fruits
• If the crop is harvested before its grain has hardened
• He bought land to build on, live in part of it, and trade the rest
• Paying off a debt before zakah
• If the spender intends to obtain both rewards through spending: the reward of this world…
• The zakah of each partner is tied to his share without regard to his other partner
• Paying the zakah of wheat or barley in money instead of wheat or barley
• Fruits, if they are dried and stored and reach the nisab
• If crops are struck by a blight before harvest that renders them unfit for consumption, no…
• Zakah is obligatory on the owner of the land and on the farmer, each in his share, if it…
• Zakah on Crops for Partners
• Zakah on Fava Beans and Sesame
• A farmer sold a quantity of wheat from his farm's produce to meet some of his needs; is…
• Zakat on Olives
• Zakat on Grapes
• Zakat on Date Palms
• The Nisab in the Zakah of Spinach, Jute Leaves, Garlic, and Onions
• Zakat on Pistachios
• Zakah: Is it due upon the mere gathering of the harvest, or after separating the grain…
• Date palms exceeding sixty: how to pay their zakah
• Inheritance that has not been divided: how is the yield of the date palm subject to zakah?
• Zakat on what the silos take
• Paying the zakah on cattle from other than one's own cattle
• Zakat on Honey
• Zakah in a field in which the wife assists her husband
• Is it obligatory to include lost camels in the nisab for zakah in order to pay zakah on…
• Zakah of every type of wealth is from its own kind
• Zakah on livestock is paid from the animals themselves and is not substituted
• Paying Zakah in the Form of Meat
• If one feeds camels for more than a lunar year, zakah is not obligatory on them
• The Amount of Zakah on Cattle
• Livestock that its owner feeds for most of the year
• If the livestock graze and are fed, is zakah due on them?
• Zakat on Sheep
• Is it permissible for a father to pay the zakah of his livestock and the zakah of his…
• Paying the value in lieu of the sheep due in zakah
• Selling sheep that have been separated and isolated from the rest of the flock before the…
• Is it permissible for the one who pays zakah to buy back the sheep he has paid out and…
• The nisab of zakah in US dollar value
• The obligatory amount for sixty sheep from the flock
• Zakah in the emaciated animal
• Do we count these sheep as grazing livestock?
• Zakat on gold from current paper currency
• Giving from the inferior sheep in zakah
• Combining sheep and goats in zakah
• Is a male taken in place of a female if that is more beneficial and of greater value?
• Sheep that are fed for most of the lunar year, if they are for sale and purchase
• Paying Zakah Every Lunar Year
• Spending some of the zakah on miscellaneous expenses
• Zakah on partners in mixed flocks of sheep
• If the nisab is completed through purchase, gift, or inheritance, is it counted with the…
• Is the lost item counted toward the nisab?
• If the nisab is not completed except by the offspring, is zakah obligatory on them?
• The Jurists’ Specification of the Amount Payable in Zakah from Sheep
• Does a mixed herd of goats and sheep count toward the nisab if neither type alone reaches…
• The livestock that are fed every lunar year or most of it do not require zakah
• Zakat on camels fewer than twenty-five
• The purification of male livestock: Are they included in the nisab?
• The obligation to pay zakah for the previous year was missed; how should it be paid?
• Camels prepared for racing: how does their owner pay their zakah?
• Conditions of Mixed Livestock Owned by More Than One Person Liable for Zakah
• The value is assessed in the region where the wealth subject to zakah is located
• You received, from within the tenth allocated to you, sheep that you had paid as zakah to…
• He bought his sheep on installment over a number of years and has not completed paying the…
• Zakat on vegetables, date palms, and grocery goods
• Giving Zakah to the Workers Appointed by the Imam
• The mentioned sheep are fed and are not grazing, and are not for sale
• If a debt reaches the nisab and a lunar year has passed over it, both the lender and the…
• Calculating Zakah Using the Lunar Calendar
• Zakah is obligatory in wealth, such as currency, paper, and the like, and in goods for…
• Appraisal of grains and fruits
• Visiting graves on festivals and other days
• Visiting the graves of non-Muslims
• Is zakah calculated on the nisab itself, or only on what exceeds the nisab?
• Zakah is obligatory on all saved wealth
• Traveling to visit the grave of his deceased daughter
• Zakat on the Property of Orphans
• Visiting the Graves of the Awliya and the Righteous
• Traveling to al-Madinah al-Munawwarah for the purpose of visiting the Prophet's grave
• Is it permissible to make du'a for all the deceased when visiting graves?
• Visiting the Grave of Amina, the Mother of the Messenger
• Visiting graves on the third, fifteenth, and fortieth days
• Circumambulating the deceased during the funeral procession
• Visiting graves in order to greet the deceased and make du'a for them
• If the deceased dies and his family consumes fruit and tea, one of his family members will…
• Gathering with the family of the deceased and preparing food after the burial
• Holding a wedding feast for the deceased on the third day
• Placing flowers, basil, green leaves, or other items on the grave
• Calling the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) when digging the grave
• Is it permissible for a woman to visit the cemetery?
• After burying the deceased, many people place new clothes and furniture on the graves and…
• Reciting al-Fatihah as a prayer for my aunt and her son
• The dead do not perform actions or engage in transactions
• Gathering for Condolences
• Slaughtering cattle or sheep after the death of a deceased person within a specific period
• Some of what is done at the time of burial
• Holding a dance party to celebrate the death of a person