Zakat on Silver: Nisab, Incremental Dues and Alloyed Dirhams
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- What is the original silver nisab?
- How much zakat is due on 200 dirhams after the year?
- Five out of 200 dirhams represents what rate?
- If 200 dirhams are held but the year is incomplete, which condition is unmet?
- Under Abu Hanifa’s view, how much is due on 220 dirhams?
- Under the two companions’ view, what is due on 220 dirhams?
- When does the amount increase from five to six under Abu Hanifa?
- How do the two positions differ at 239 dirhams?
- What is due on 280 dirhams under Abu Hanifa?
- What distinguishes the view of Abu Yusuf and Muhammad?
- At 240 dirhams, how do the calculations compare?
- What does al-wariq refer to in this context?
- What is meant by ghishsh?
- If silver predominates in a mixed dirham, which classification applies?
- If a coin is 60% silver and 40% base metal, what predominates?
- Where does the text place coins dominated by base metal?
- If silver extracted from base-metal-dominant coins reaches silver nisab, what applies?
- Which pair correctly identifies silver nisab and the initial zakat due?
- What does “one per additional forty” regulate?
- At 320 dirhams, how much is due under Abu Hanifa?
- How much is due on 260 dirhams under the companions’ position?
- What additional factor matters for base-metal-dominant coins treated as trading stock?
- What threshold is supported by the five-awqiyah hadith?
- What is the nature of the disagreement about intermediate excess above 200?