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(56) CHAPTER. There is no Zakat on less than five Awsuq.

(57) CHAPTER. Zakat of dates should be taken during their plucking season. Can a child touch the dates collectd as Zakat?

(58) CHAPTER. Whoever sold his fruits, his date-palm trees, his land or his crops and the Ushr or Zakat was due on them, and gave Zakat from some other property, or sold his fruits when Zakat was due.

(59) CHAPTER. Can one buy the thing which he has given in charity?

(60) CHAPTER. What is said regarding what is given to the Prophet and his offspring in charity.

(61) CHAPTER. As-Sadaqa (alms) for the freed slave-girls of the wives of the Prophet (do they accept things given in charity)?

(62) CHAPTER. When alms is transferred. (It will be legal for the Prophet's folk to accept it as a gift).

(63) CHAPTER. Zakat should be taken from the rich (Muslims) and given to the poor (Muslims) wherever they are.

(64) CHAPTER. The invoking and supplicating Allah of the Imam for the one who gives in charity.

(65) CHAPTER. (Is Zakat imposed on) what is taken out of the sea (or not)?

(66) CHAPTER. There is Khumus on Rikaz.

(67) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: … And those employed to collect (the funds) … (V. 9:60)

(68) CHAPTER. The use of the camels given as Zakat and their milk for travellers.

(69) CHAPTER. Branding the camels given in As-Sadaqa (Zakat) by the Imam with his own hands.

(70) CHAPTER. Obligation of Sadaqat-ul-Fitr.

(71) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is compulsory on the free or the slave Muslims.

(72) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is one Sa of barley.

(73) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is one Sa of meal (per head).

(74) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is one Sa of dates (per head).

(75) CHAPTER. (Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is) one Sa of raisins (dried grapes) (per head).

(76) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is to be given before the Eid prayers.

(77) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr (is compulsory) on a slave as well as on a free Muslim.

(78) CHAPTER. Sadaqat-ul-Fitr is obligatory on the young and the old.