Zakah

"Zakah"

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Abdul-Azeez ibn Abdullah ibn Baaz
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"This valuable and concise booklet provides a comprehensive and simplified guide to "Zakah" the third pillar of Islam. It explains the fundamental rulings of Zakah, the spiritual and social benefits of its performance, and warns against the consequences of neglecting it. Additionally, it details the types of wealth and property subject to Zakah, its legally recognized beneficiaries, and provides clear answers and religious verdicts (fatwas) on prominent contemporary issues related to Zakah, such as Zakah on salaries, loans and banking transactions."

The book "Zakah" by Sheikh Abdul-Azeez ibn Baaz serves as an integrated jurisprudential and instructional guide aimed at facilitating the understanding of the rulings related to the most important financial obligation in Islam. It begins by clarifying the philosophy and wisdom behind Zakah, showcasing its great benefits in purifying the soul, growing wealth and achieving social solidarity, followed by a stern warning derived from the Quran and Sunnah for those who abstain from paying it. The book then moves into detailing the practical and jurisprudential aspects by providing a precise explanation of the types of wealth subject to Zakah and their conditions, including fruits and grains, grazing animals, gold and silvermalong with contemporary rulings related to paper currency and Zakah on jewelrymin addition to commercial inventory and stored goods. Furthermore, it clarifies the legitimate channels and categories entitled to receive Zakah and concludes by presenting a collection of fatwas and jurisprudential solutions for prominent contemporary financial issues, such as how to calculate Zakah on monthly salaries, the rulings on Zakah for debts owed to or by a Muslim, how to handle interest-based banking transactions and their Zakah, the ruling on giving Zakah to Islamic centers and the impact of debt on the obligation of Zakah, featuring a clear style that relies directly on sharia evidence, making it an essential reference for every Muslim.

Abdul-Azeez ibn Abdullah ibn Baaz

Author


Sheikh Abdul-Azeez ibn Abdullah ibn Baaz (1912–1999) was a leading Islamic scholar, jurist, and the former Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia. Known for his deep knowledge of Islamic jurisprudence and Hadith, he authored numerous books and booklets on various aspects of faith, practice and daily life. His works are widely translated and distributed globally to guide Muslims worldwide.

IslamHouse.com

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Dar Al-Islam is a charitable Islamic da‘wah platform affiliated with the Association for Da‘wah and Awareness of Communities in Al-Rabwah, Riyadh. It was officially launched in 2001 and operates as a global network of trusted, specialized websites dedicated to presenting Islam in the languages of the world.

Dar Al-Islam manages an integrated and advanced system for producing, developing, localizing, and disseminating comprehensive Islamic da‘wah content. It adopts modern methods and tools aligned with contemporary developments to convey the authentic message of Islam clearly and accurately to a global audience, in cooperation with institutions and individuals engaged in Islamic outreach.

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Dawah and Guidance Association in Al-Rabwa

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The Dawah and Guidance Association in Al-Rabwa is a charitable Islamic dawah organization established in 1993, operating through the efforts of dedicated volunteers and the donations of benefactors. It was founded under the guidance of His Eminence Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Baz, former Grand Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (may Allah have mercy on him). The association focuses on spreading authentic Islamic teachings and raising awareness among diverse communities.

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https://dawa-rabwa.sa/

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