Recipients of Zakat — Zakat
- Definition of a miskin
- What is the best recipient of zakat?
- Recipients of zakat
- Recipients of zakat and ‘ushr
- Who is entitled to zakat
- Who deserves zakat: a widowed sister supported by her brother
- Zakat to beggars
- Those to whom zakat may not be given
- Definition of a poor person (faqir)
- Zakat to sayyids
- Bank interest and giving zakat to sayyids
- Zakat to a sayyid in the present age
- Zakat to a sayyid when there is no bayt al-mal
- A sayyid’s zakat to a sayyid
- Paying off a sayyid’s debt from zakat
- Tamlik of zakat through a sayyid
- Zakat to sayyids and to students of English education
- Zakat to a child whose mother is a sayyida
- Giving zakat to the Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam
- The method of paying zakat for students
- Spending zakat on the children of adults
- Zakat to children
- Collecting zakat although it is not needed at present
- Zakat for construction
- Spending Zakat and Fitra on Building a Mosque and the Like
- Spending Zakat Money on One’s Own Needs and Making It Good from One’s Salary
- Zakat to the Tablighi Jamaat
- An Owner of the Nisab Taking Zakat Intending to Teach Some Boy in Return
- Giving Zakat to an Indebted Trader
- When a Debtor Is Entitled to Zakat
- Zakat to a Debtor
- Zakat for an Owner of Land
- Is a landlord entitled to zakat?
- Is a person who owns land entitled to zakat
- A wealthy person using what was given as zakat
- Is one who lives in straitened circumstances entitled to zakat?
- One whose needs are not met by his salary is also entitled to zakat
- Zakat for a servant whose income has increased
- Is one whose needs are met entitled to zakat?
- Zakat for a well-off person who owns a house
- Zakat to relatives
- Which of one’s relatives has precedence for zakat?
- Zakat to a son-in-law
- Giving zakat and fitra to one’s son’s wife
- Zakat to a poor brother
- Giving zakat to a brother
- Zakat to a brother and his children
- Giving zakat money to a maternal uncle, a brother-in-law and their children
- Zakat to Needy Parents
- An Agent for Paying Zakat Giving It to His Own Mother
- Are the Maternal Grandfather, Maternal Uncle and Paternal Uncle Recipients of Zakat?
- Zakat to One’s Father and Stepmother
- Receiving Zakat and Giving It to One’s Father
- Zakat to a Cousin, the Daughter of One’s Paternal Aunt
- Zakat for the Children of a Scholar
- Giving Obligatory Charities to an Imam and a Scholar
- Giving zakat to the imam
- Taking zakat for Hajj
- Shrouding the deceased from zakat and fitra
- Providing a shroud for the deceased from zakat
- Giving zakat to one who collects donations for a girl’s wedding
- Dar al-harb, and giving zakat and charity to a harbi
- Collecting donations to help the destitute
- Giving zakat to those who declare godly scholars unbelievers
- Giving zakat and sadaqat al-fitr to a non-Muslim
- Giving zakat and fitra to a Shi'i
- Giving zakat to a co-sharer
- Ruling on zakat for a widow who saves for future needs
- Zakat to a minor
- Ways of giving zakat to a minor
- Spending zakat on sadaqa jariya
- Spending zakat on works of public welfare
- Using zakat for a lawsuit over a graveyard
- Giving zakat for a murderer’s court case
- Zakat money for a court case
- Discharging zakat by feeding the poor
- Distributing zakat money
- Appointing a deputy to pay zakat
- Arranging a monthly journal with zakat money
- Postal charges may not be taken out of zakat
- Medical aid from zakat
- Paying zakat in the form of medicine
- Sending zakat to another place
- Giving someone zakat in excess of the nisab
- Giving books bought with zakat to an owner of the nisab
- Spending zakat and fitra money on something other than its proper recipients
- The faqir, the miskin and the recipients of fitra
- The recipients of fitra and fidya
- Fixing the fitra permanently
- Sadaqat al-fitr for an imam or religious scholar
- Giving fitra and the hides of sacrificial animals as a teaching salary
- Giving fitra to minors
- Installing a water pump with zakat or interest money
- The expenditure heads of a bayt al-mal
- Buying books with sadaqat al-fitr and giving them to a group
- Spending zakat money on one’s own needs and replacing it from one’s salary
- Zakat for students of means
- Feeding students from zakat by seating them together
- Giving students food from the kitchen under the zakat head
- Paying salaries from donation money
- Salaries of madrasa employees from zakat
- Paying teachers’ salaries from zakat
- Paying salaries from zakat
- A religious scholar’s salary and building an elementary religious school from zakat
- A teacher’s salary and meals from zakat funds
- Is zakat discharged by giving it to the rector of a madrasa?
- Paying off a madrasa’s debt with zakat money
- Zakat to student associations of madrasas
- Zakat and the price of sacrificial hides for an elementary religious school
- On what zakat may be spent in madrasas
- Spending sadaqat al-fitr, sacrificial hides, sadaqat and ‘ushr on madrasa needs
- Zakat in Madrasas
- Zakat and similar funds for religious madrasas
- Zakat and similar funds for a madrasa
- Zakat for a girls’ madrasa
- Zakat for a semi-governmental madrasa
- Giving zakat to madrasas of the Barelvi school of thought
- Giving zakat to a madrasa with no zakat recipients in the hope of future ones
- Zakat and sadaqat al-fitr for a school
- Paying salaries from mixed zakat and donation funds
- Giving zakat, ‘ushr and the like to a madrasa
- Giving zakat money to a madrasa
- Are madrasas a bayt al-mal?
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