২,৭০৭ নিবন্ধ
Ruling 2017. If a person whose fiṭrah is obligatory for another person gives his own fiṭrah, the obligation for the one who must give it is not exempt
Ruling 2015. If a person is a dependant of someone and before sunset he becomes a dependant of someone else, his fiṭrah becomes obligatory for the per
Ruling 2014. If after sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr a woman gives birth to a child, it is not obligatory to give fiṭrah for the child. However, if
Ruling 2013. If someone possesses only one ṣāʿ of wheat and suchlike, it is recommended that he give zakāt al‑fiṭrah. In the event that he has dependa
Ruling 2012. If a disbeliever becomes Muslim after sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr, it is not obligatory for him to give zakāt al‑fiṭrah. However, if
Ruling 2011. If at the time of sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr a person does not meet the conditions that make it obligatory for one to give fiṭrah b
Ruling 2010. If before sunset a child becomes bāligh, or an insane person becomes sane, or a poor person becomes rich, and if that person meets the co
Ruling 2009. If a person is insane at the time of sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr and his insanity continues until the time for ẓuhr prayers on the d
Ruling 2008. The fiṭrah of a guest who arrives at one’s house after sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr is, based on precaution, obligatory for the host
Ruling 2007. It is obligatory for one to give the fiṭrah of a guest who arrives at his house before sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr and spends the ni
Ruling 2006. If a person appoints his dependant, who happens to be in another town, to be his agent in giving his [i.e. the dependant’s] fiṭrah from t
Ruling 2005. A person must give fiṭrah on behalf of all those who are considered his dependants at the time of sunset on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr, irres
Ruling 2004. If a person cannot meet his and his family’s living expenses for one year and does not have an occupation by which he can meet his and hi
Ruling 2003. A person who at the time of sunset (ghurūb) on the eve of Eid al-Fiṭr[1] is bāligh and sane, and not unconscious, poor, or a slave, must
Ruling 2002. If a person is engaged in acquiring knowledge and were he not acquiring knowledge he would be working for a living, in the event that acq
Ruling 2001. If a person owes khums or zakat, and ḥajjat al‑islām[2] is obligatory for him, and he has debt as well, then, if he dies and his estate i
Ruling 2000. If a person owes the one-fifth tax (khums) or zakat, and recompense (kaffārah), vow (nadhr), and suchlike are also obligatory for him, an
Ruling 1999. If two people jointly own a property on which zakat is obligatory and one of them gives zakat for his share, and after that they divide t
Ruling 1998. If a poor person takes camels, cows, sheep, gold, or silver as zakat, in the event that the conditions for zakat to become obligatory for
Ruling 1997. If the owner of some wealth makes a poor person his representative for distributing the zakat of that wealth, in the event that the poor