Zakat on Crops and Fruits: Ushr, Irrigation, and Nisab
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- What is the principal subject of this chapter?
- What is Abu Hanifah’s rule concerning yield quantity?
- Which word is paired with qalil in the text?
- What irrigation does suqiya sayhan refer to here?
- What rate applies to qualifying rain-fed produce?
- Which item is among the explicit exceptions to Abu Hanifah’s general rule?
- What does the particle illa do in this passage?
- Under the disciples’ rule, what type of produce qualifies?
- What minimum amount do the disciples specify?
- Why must five awsuq not be imposed on Abu Hanifah’s rule here?
- How many saʿ are in one wasq according to the text?
- How many saʿ equal five awsuq?
- Whose position explicitly exempts vegetables from ushr?
- Which description correctly identifies the chapter’s main disagreement?
- Which feature is common to gharb, daliya, and saniya?
- What rate is specified for costly or effortful watering?
- What agreement does fi al-qawlayn indicate?
- A qualifying 1,000 kg rain-fed crop incurs 10%: how much is that?
- A qualifying 1,000 kg crop watered by lifting incurs 5%: what is due?
- Which two examples are given for goods not measured in awsuq?
- How does Abu Yusuf assess the threshold for non-wasq goods?
- If the hypothetical value threshold is Rs 50,000, does Rs 48,000 meet it?
- How does Muhammad set the minimum for non-wasq produce?
- Which quantity is named for cotton under Muhammad?
- What quantity is specified for saffron under Muhammad?
- What distinguishes the disciples’ methods for non-wasq goods?
- From what land must honey be taken in the stated general clause?
- What honey threshold does Abu Yusuf give?
- What honey threshold does Muhammad specify?
- What does the closing clause state about output of kharaj land?
- What is the last ruling before the next chapter begins?