Full ownership means the legally sufficient rights and control required for zakatable wealth. Deficient ownership describes a case where title or association may exist but effective possession or control is lacking.
This distinction explains the different treatment of some undelivered or restricted assets. A nominal claim to an asset is not always identical to holding zakatable property under full ownership.
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The Book of Zakat: Obligation, Liability Conditions and Intention
Full ownership means the legally sufficient rights and control required for zakatable wealth. Deficient ownership describes a case where title or association may exist but effective possession or control is lacking.
This distinction explains the different treatment of some undelivered or restricted assets. A nominal claim to an asset is not always identical to holding zakatable property under full ownership.