Zakat on Horses, Mules, Donkeys, and Young Livestock
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- Which horses are described as sa’imah in this chapter?
- Which herd composition is explicitly mentioned in Abu Hanifah’s horse-zakat ruling?
- Which time condition is explicitly required for the horse levy?
- Under the per-horse option, how many dinars are due on 5 qualifying horses?
- How many dirhams per 200 dirhams of assessed value?
- Five out of 200 corresponds to which rate?
- Under the valuation option, what is due on a herd worth 1,200 dirhams?
- What does qawwameha mean here?
- What does the owner’s choice concern?
- Under Abu Hanifah, what is the ruling for a grazing all-male horse herd?
- What is the preferred reported position regarding grazing mares alone?
- What is the two disciples’ view of the special levy on horses?
- Which position is supported by the hadith exempting the Muslim’s horse?
- Which rule applies to horses held as trade inventory?
- Which original Arabic word denotes mules?
- What classification makes mules and donkeys zakatable when kept for resale?
- What is the basic ruling on two donkeys used privately?
- What animals are called fuslan?
- What does humlan refer to?
- Which animals are ajajil?
- What is Abu Hanifah and Muhammad’s ruling on a herd of only young livestock?
- What exception is made by “unless there are adults with them”?
- What is Abu Yusuf’s view of qualifying young-only livestock?
- Which two distinct questions arise in the young-herd disagreement?
- What is the key distinction between Abu Hanifah’s horse levy and ordinary trade zakat?
- In which discussion does the maturity of the payable animal arise?