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Title: A Guide TO Zakat Accounting


1
A Guide TO Zakat Accounting
  • Prepared by
  • Dr. Hussain Hussain Shehatah
  • Professor of Accounting
  • Faculty of Commerce, Al-Azhar University
  • Consultant to Al-Zakat Funds

2
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  • In the Name of Allah,
  • The Most Merciful,The Most Compassionate

3
Zakat in The Holy Quran
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    ???????? ...
  • ( ???? ??????
    ????? 43 )
  • Allah says and be steadfast in prayer
    ,practice regular Zakat and Bow down
  • Your heads with those who down ..
  • ( Al-Baqara- 43 )

4
Zakat in THe Sunnah
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    , ??? ????? ???? ?????? , ????? ?????? , ?
    ????? ?????? , ??? ????? , ? ??? ?????
  • ( ???? ???????
    ????? )

5
Zakat in Sunnah-cont.
  • The Messenger of Allah( peace be upon Him ) said
    Islam has been built on five pillars ,
    Testifying that there is no God but Allah and
    Mohammed is the messenger of Allah, performing
    the prayers, paying the Zakat, making, the
    pilgrimage to the house of Allah , and fasting
    Ramadan
  • ( Buhkary and Muslim )

6
Zakat Accounting Topics( Contents of the Book )
  • This Book deals with Fiqh and Accounting of
    Zakat (Alms) according to Islamic
    Jurisprudence . It consists of the following
  • Topics
  • - Zakat Rules.( Fiqh ) .
  • - Zakat Accounting Rules( Principles ).
  • - Zakat Accounting Statements.
  • - Zakat Duers.

7
Chapter One
  • Zakat Rules
  • (Zakat Fiqh)

8
Zakat Meaning
  • Zakat means , in Language , Blessing,
    Purity, Growth and Uprightness .
  • It means in Shariah a defined allocating
    amount from a defined money for an assigned
    people .

9
Zakat and Sadaqa
  • Zakat may called Sadaqa , Allah says
    of their properties ( money) take Sadaqa , that
    may Purify and sanctify them and pray on there
    behalf..
  • ?? ?? ??????? ???? ?????? ? ?????? ??? ???
    ?????
  • -The Word Sadaqah in this verse
  • refers to Zakat . But it sometimes refers to
    Charity .

10
  • -Accordingly , every Zakat is a Sadaqa
  • And a Sadaqa may be a Zakah or a
    Charity .

11
Zakat Rules ????? ??????
  • Muslim Scholars have summarized Zakat
    Rules as follow
  • - Zakat is a Farida from Allah (obligatory ).
  • - Zakat is a Financial Worship .
  • - Zakat is a Believe .
  • - Zakat is Compulsory to Muslims.
  • - Zakat is Due to an assigned Receivers.

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  • - Zakat is Annuity , except Zakat on Plants
  • and Fruits , and on Rakaz .
  • - No Zakat until Wealth exceeds Nisab
  • - No Duality in Zakat.
  • - Zakat affairs are the Responsibility
  • of Government.

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  • - Due Zakat does not obsolete .
  • - Zakat is Obligatory to Muslims any
  • where in the world.
  • -The Muslim who denies the Obligatory
  • of Zakat is a Non-believer ( Kafir) ,
  • and who refuses to pay it , is a
    Disobeyer.
  • -

14
Zakat and Tax Differences
  • -Zakat is a financial Worship ,and a pillar
    of Islamic Religion , but Tax is imposed by
    the Government by Low ragardless
  • to Religion.
  • - Zakat is based on Religious and Ethical
  • Values ,but Tax mostly ignores such
  • Values and based on monetary factors .-

15
  • - Zakat is calculated according to Fiqh
    Rules , but Tax is calculated according
    to Governmental Rules.

16
  • - Zakatable wealth is gained from Good and Halal
    Sources, but Tax Revenues and Incomes
    may be earned from Non-Halal and Worse Sources
    from the sight of Islam Rules .

17
  • - Zakat Rules are stable and permanent
  • for each Time and place because they
  • excreted from Quran and Sunnah ,while
  • Tax Rules are variable.
  • - Zakat purifies soul and money ,while
  • Tax does not .

18
  • Accordingly ,
  • Tax is not a Zakat
  • Zakat is not a Tax

19
Chapter Two Zakat AccountingRules
20
  • Zakat Accounting Meaning
  • It mans the calculation, reviewing and
    announcing of Zakat on money .It is
    governed by a group of Accounting
    rules, extracted from the sources of
    Islamic Shariah,


21
Zakat Accounting Objectives
  • They are as follow
  • - Determining the Zakat Base .
  • - Calculating the Due amount of Zakat .
  • - Preparing Zakat Statements and Reports .
  • - Distributing Due Zakat amongst
  • its Duers.

22
ZAKAT ACCOUNTING RULES( PRINCIPLES )
  • Zakat Accounting Rules are as Follow

23
Zakat is calculated according to the
lunar year. Counting starts when the amount of
money attains the Nisab (the minimum amount on
which Zakat should be paid). This includes all
kinds of Zakat except Zakat on agriculture,
fruits, mineral assets and Rikaz (metals found in
the earth).
  • 1. The Lunar Year

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2. Independence of each Year
  • Each Zakat year is an independent one, and
    Zakat on a given amount of money should not be
    more than once in the same year. Duality should
    be avoided. The Prophet (Peace be upon him) said
    No duality in Zakat giving.

25
3 Actual or Assumed Growth
  • Actual or assumed growth of an amount of
    money is a condition for any Zakat is to be given
    from this money. Therefore, Zakat is not due on
    fixed assets or things for personal use. This is
    because the condition of actual or assumed growth
    would not be met.

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4. Zakat Base should reach Nisab
  • Zakat is due on money which is abounding (more
    than basic needs). No Zakat is due for little
    amounts of money. The amount of money should
    reach the Nisab. This guarantees that only those
    who have the capacity of paying will be obliged
    to pay.

27
5. Calculating Zakat on the Total or
Net Zakatable Money
  • For every kind of money or activity there is a
    rule for calculation Zakat which is due on it.
    Some are calculated in relation to the total
    amount and others are calculated in relation to
    the net amount ( Property).

28
6. Grouping Money of the Same kinds together as
Zakatable Base
  • It is permissible to group cash money of
    wealth to cash money available from offers of
    commerce and other gained cash money, so that for
    all these monies there would be one Nisab and one
    Zakat Year.

29
7. Evaluating Zakatable Money according to the
Current value .
  • Evaluating cash money of wealth and cash money
    from offers of commerce to define the due Zakat
    should be according to the current value at the
    time of paying Zakat. They should not be
    evaluated according to the historic value, cost
    or market, whichever is less.

30
Equations of calculating Zakat They are as
follows
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  1. Receptacle of Zakat Zakat Base
    Zakatable Money
  2. ( Assets),( Less ) - Zakatable Liabilities which
    are due to be paid at the moment.

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  • 2. Zakatable Money( Assets )
  • Assets which meet the conditions of
  • obligatory Zakat.
  • 3. Zakatable Liabilities which are due in
  • short time.
  • 4. Due Zakat Zakat Base By Zakat Rate

33
  • Conditions of Zakatable Money
  • They are as follows
  • a. It should be a full ownership.
  • b. It should be Growing actually or
    assumed

34
  • c. The completion of one Lunar Year
    except for Zakat on agriculture,
    fruits, mineral wealth or Rikaz in
    earth.

35
  • d. Not other kind of Zakat has been paid on
    the same Zakatable Money
    within the same year.
  • e. Zakatable Money should exceeds
    Basic Needs.

36
  • f. Zakatable Money should not include
    a Debt which is due at the time.(short
    term Debts)
  • g. Zakatabe Base should reach the (Nisab).

37
  • Conditions of Zakatable Liabilities
  • They are Short Term Liabilities which are due
    payment according to the following conditions
  • a. Liabilities should be related to the activity.


38
  • b. Liabilities should be due payment
    during the coming year.
  • c. Liabilities should be legally permissible.

39
  • Nisab the minimum amount of
  • Due Zakat
  • It is equal to 85 grams of pure gold. A gram
    should be evaluated according to current prices
    at the time of paying Zakat in the country in
    which the original money is located.

40
  • The Amount of Due Zakat
  • When Zakat Base money once reaches the Nisab ,
    the Due Zakat is calcuated as follow Zakat
    Base x the price of Zakat.

41
  • The Price of Zakat
  • Zakat Rate
  • It varies according to the kind of money and
    activity. It ranges between 2.5 and 20 of
    Zakatable Base.

42
Executive Procedures for Calculating Zakat
43
  • Steps of Calculating Zakat
  • ( Zakat Accounting Procedures )


44
Zakat should be calculated according to the
following steps
  • 1. Defining the date completion the
    Lunar year. This date varies
    according to the circumstances of the
    Zakat giver ( Payer).

45
  • With the exception of Zakat on agriculture,
    fruits, minerals and minerals in the earth.
    In these cases Zakat should given at time of
    harvest or the acquisition of the minerals.

46
  • In the case of defending the Lunar year for the
    first time, the date of beginning and the date of
    completing should be defined according to the
    date of reaching the Nisab amount.

47
  • 2. Different Monies owned by the Zakat Payer
    should be assessed at
  • the end of year according to
    the rules of Zakat.
  • From this money it should be
    defined on which Zakat must be given.
    They are called Zakatable Money (
    Assets).

48
  • 3. Assessment of Taxable Liabilities
    (deductions) which are due to be deducted from
    Zakatable money according to the rules of
    Zakat.

49
  • 4. Defining the receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat
    Base ) by the deduction of Due Liabilities
    from Zakatable Money by the following equation.

  • The receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat Base )
  • Zakatable Money Due Liabilities.

50
  • 5- Calculating the Nisab as mentioned
  • before. Each kind of Zakat has a
    special Nisab .

51
  • 6. A comparison should made between the Zakat
    Base, defined in step 4 above, with Nisab
    defined in step 5. So as to know whether
    Zakat is due or not. If the Zakat Base has
    reached the amount of Nisab, then Zakat would be
    Due.

52
  • 7. Define the amount which should be taken
    from the receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat Base ),
    it is as a Percentage
    , it is culled the Price of Zakat ,
  • It varies from 2,5 to 20 of
  • Zakat Base

53
  • 8. Calculating the amount of Zakat by
    multiplying the amount of the
    receptacle by the amount of the price (or
    percentage) of Zakat. The result should be
    the amount of due Zakat.

54
  • 9. Define who pays the due Zakat a
  • follow
  • a. For individuals and personal establishments
  • The individuals or the owner should pay the due
    Zakat.

55
  • b. For partnership
  • The amount of the due Zakat should be
    divided between the partners, each
    according to the percentage ofhis share in
    the capital of partnership.

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  • c. For investment companies
  • The amount of the due Zakat should be
    divided on the number of shares to
    know the amount of Zakat due on each
    share. Each investor should then pay
    Zakat according to his ownership of
    shares.

57
  • d. For partnerships of labor and capital
    (mudarabah Sahriyyah) The laborer (Mudarib)
    pay Zakat according to his share of
    profits. Whereas the financier (Mumawwil)
    should pay Zakat on the capital and the
    profit less the laborers share.

58
  • 10. Zakat Amount should be distributed
    according to its duers in the light
    of the rules of Islamic Law (Shariah).


59
  • It is permissible to give Zakat to institutes
    or committees of Zakat to redirect the funds in
    their due activities and persons according to
    Islamic Law (Shariah).

60
  • Zakat Duers
  • Zakat Funds should be spent as mentioned in the
    Holy Quran

61
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    ????? ? ????????? ?????? ???????? ??????? ?
    ???????? ??? ???? ???? ???? ?????? ????? ?? ????
    ????? ???? ???? ( ???? ?????? 60 )

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  • Zakat are for the Poor, and the Needly,and
  • Those Employed to administer the funds, for those
    whose hearts have been recently reconciled to
    Truth , for those in Bondage and in Debt , In the
    cause of Allah , and the Wayfarer , Ordained by
    Allah , and Allah is full of knowledge and Wisdom
    .
  • ( Al Tawbah -60 )

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  • The Duers of Zakat as mentioned in this
  • Verse are as f0llow
  • 1. The poor.
  • 2. The needy people.
  • 3. Those employed to administer the
    Funds.

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  • 4. Those whose hearts have been
    recently reconciled to Truth
  • 5. Those in Bondage.

65
  • 6. Those in Debt.
  • 7. In the cause of Allah.
  • 8. The wayfarers.
  • We well discuss this in more
  • detail in chapter four

66
  • Zakat Accounting
  • Tools and Methods


67
  • In order to calculate Zakat on money, an
    accountant needs the following tools and methods

  • 1. General Balance Sheet (Financial Position)
    made on the date of calculating Zakat.
  • 2. Final Accounts for the ended year, on
    which Zakat is to be calculated.

68
  • 3. Clarifications concerning the Balance
    Sheet and the final accounts, such as
  • - Current value of Zakatable assets.
  • - Bad and good debts to be baid.
  • - Bad and good debts to be collected.

69
  • - Revenue from fixed assets which are for
    collecting or for investment.
  • - And other necessary clarifications
    concerning calculating Zakat.

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  • 4. The price of Gold at the time when
    paying Zakat is due, in order to
    calculate the Nisab
  • 5. Different Monies possessed by the Zakat
    giver should be grouped if they are of the
    same kind.

71
  • 6.Different contemporary Fatwas
  • concerning Zakat.
  • 7. The guide for calculating Zakat.
  • 8. Other accounting tools and methods
    which may be useful for calculating
    Zakat.

72
  • The diagram in the following summarizes the
    procedure for calculating Zakat on money.

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Diagram for calculating Zakat
  • Starting Point
  • (1)
  • (2)

Prepare the general Balance Sheet and
clarifications on it
Define and assess the Zakat assets
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  • (3)
  • (4)
  • (5)

Define and assess liabilities which must be met
Define the receptacle of Zakat by deducing (3)
from (2)(Zakat Base )
Define the Nisab according to the price of gold
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  • (6)
  • (7)
  • (8)

Compare the receptacle of Zakat with the Nisab
Calculate the Due Zakat if the receptacle
reaches the Nisab
The Due Zakat Zakat Base By Zakat Rate
76
Third Chapter Zakat Accounting Statements
( Forms)
77
  • This chapter includes a number
  • of simplified accounting Statements to
    calculate Zakat on money and other activities in
    the light of information mentioned in the
    previous chapters.

78
  • These statements are meant to be used as a
    guide for accountants when assessing the
    receptacle of Zakat, and when advising the Zakat
    giver, whether he is an owner of a personal
    establishment or a partner with others in a
    private company or a share holder in an
    investment company.

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  • The Statements are as follows
  • 1. A Statement to calculate Zakat on wealth
    in cash.
  • 2. A Statement to calculate Zakat on
    Commerce and Industrial Wealth.

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  • 3. A Statement to calculate Zakat on Plants
    and Fruits.
  • 4. A Statement to calculate Zakat on Cattle.

81
  • 5. A Statement to calculate Zakat on mineral
    and marine wealth, and minerals in the earth.
  • 6. A Statement to calculate Zakat on
    Revenues from Investment in Fixed Assets.

82
  • 7. A Statement to calculate Zakat on revenue
    from Labor.
  • 8. A Statement to calculate Zakat on
    revenue from Freelance Work.

83
(1)Zakat Accounting Statements on Cash
wealth) ???? ?????? ??????? )
84
  • Zakat on cash wealth includes Banknotes, Coins,
    Silver, Gold Money as well as Ingots of gold,
    Current Accounts in Banks and Investment Accounts
    in Banks and Investments in Shares and Bonds and
    Like Investments.

85
  • The Nisab for cash wealth is 85 grams of pure
    gold, or its equivalent in cash, or 595 grams of
    pure silver. The Islamic Commission for Research
    has recommended to use the Nisab in gold.

86
  • The Zakat Rate on Cash Wealth is 2.5
  • The Amount of Due Zakat
  • Zakat Base by Zakat Rate

87
  • The calculation steps are as follows
  • a. Define the time when the Zakat is due
    (Al-Hawl), which starts from the time when
    the amount of money reaches Nisab.

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  • b. Define all items of Cash Wealth, on
    which Zakat must be paid
    (Zakatable Money).
  • c. Asset all items of cash wealth
    according to market value at the time when
    Zakat is due.

89
  • d. Deduct all Liabilities on the Zakat giver
    from his cash wealth so that to know the
    receptacle of Zakat.( Zakat Base ).

90
  • e. Compare between the receptacle of Zakat
    and the Nisab, which is equivalent to
    85 grams of gold according to the market
    value. If the receptacle reaches the
    Nisab, then Zakat is due to be paid.

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  • f. Calculate the amount of Zakat by
    multiplying the receptacle by the price of
    Zakat, which is 2.5.
  • The following statement shows an example of
    calculating Zakat on cash wealth

92
Zakat Statement on Cash Wealth for the year
ended / /
Total Sub-total Item
Elements of cash wealth - Saudi ryal - American Dollar (after assessing according to market price) - Gold and silver monies (after defining weight or number)
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Zakat Statement on Cash Wealth for the year
ended / / (Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
- Pound Sterling (after assessing according to market price) - Ingots of gold and silver (after defining weight) - Investment bonds (after assessing according to market price) - Jewelry for investment (after assessing according to market price) - Jewelry which exceeds the amount normally used for beautification.
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Zakat Statement 0n Cash Wealth for the year
ended / / (Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Total Zakat cash money Deduced Debts which must be paid now by the Zakat giver (if any) Cash wealth Zakat Receptacle Compare with the Nisab (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold) if receptacle reaches the Nisab, then Zakat should be calculated as follows Amount of Zakat Zakat receptacle x 2.5
95
(2)Accounting Zakat Statements on Trading
and Industrial Wealth(???? ???? ??????? ????????
)
96
  • This Zakat is imposed on Wealth for Trading
    which is to be bought or sold with
    the intention of Trading to earn a profit.

97
  • Goods (properties ) for acquisition and
    personal use and not for selling or trade are not
    Zakatable. No Zakat, therefore, are due on them,
    as they are not added to Zakat Base
  • such as
  • Fixed Assets and
  • Personal Assets for use .

98
  • The definition of receptacle of Zakat (Zakat
    Base ) on Wealth for trading and calculating
    their amount should be done according to the
    following steps

99
  • a) Define the end of the Zakat year. Which
    may be the same date as the end of the
    financial year for an establishment or a
    company.
  • b) Define and assess the elements of Zakat
    such as goods, duties, documents of
    payment, investments in stock for
    trading and cash in banks and cash in safe ..etc.


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  • c) Define and assess the elements of
    immediate current liabilities which are due for
    payment from the Zakatable Wealth.
  • d) Define the Receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat Base )
    by deducing the current liabilities (item c)
    from the Zakat assets (item b) and add any earned
    money
  • (if applicable).

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  • e) Define the amount of the Nisab, which
    is the equivalent to 85 grams of gold , and
    then compare with the receptacle of Zakat
  • f) Calculate the amount of Zakat. If the
    receptacle reaches the Nisab, Zakat should be
    calculated as 2.5 in the case of a lunar year,
    and 2.577 in the case of a solar year.

102
  • The following statement shows a form for
    calculating Zakat on Trading Wealth and the
    question of other trading activities such as
    industrial activity

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Zakat Statement on Trading and Industry
Wealthfor the year ended / /
Total Sub-total Item
Zakatable Wealth for trading such as - Goods for Trading - Duties / documents of payment - Investments for trade. - Cash in banks. - Cash in safe.
104
Zakat Statement onTrading and Industry Wealth
for the year ended / /
Total Sub-total Item
Deduced Short Term Liabilities such as Debtors / documents of payment (to be paid). - Suppliers. - Loans due. - Other Short Term Liabilities.
105
Zakat Statement onTrading and Industry
Wealthfor the year ended / / (Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Net Zakat Wealth for Trade Added Earned money (if any). The receptacle of Zakat on wealth for trade.( Zakat Base ) Compare with the Nisab (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold) if the Zakat Base reaches the Nisab, Zakat should be calculated as follows Amount of Due Zakat Zakat Base x 2.5
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(3) Zakat Accounting Statement on Plants
and fruits) ???? ?????? ??????? )

107
  • What is meant by agriculture is anything
    which comes out of the earth and is
    planted by seeds, from which man, animal
    and bird feed. And, by fruits
    everything which trees carry which is to
    be eaten.

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  • Zakat on agriculture and fruits are due at
    the time of harvest or collecting,
    according to Allahs instruction
  • ??? ???? ????? ? ????? ( ????? ??? ??? ????? )
  • but render the dues that are proper on
    the day that harvest is gathered
  • (Al-Anam, or Cattle,
    141)

109
  • Therefore, if an area of land produces more
    then one crop within the year, its owner should
    render zakat on each crop separately.

110
  • The following are steps of Calculating the
    Zakat of Zakat on agriculture and fruits and
    calculating their Due amounts

111
  • a) Measure the total production of the land
    either by production quantity or cash.
  • b) Define the expenses on the production, if the
    opinion adopted is that which says that expenses
    should be deduced as far as they do not exceed
    the third, which is the opinion of the Sixth Fiqh
    Seminar of Barakah.

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  • c) Define the Zakat Base by deducing (item b)
    from the (item c).
  • d) Define the amount of the Nisab, which is
    equivalent to 5 Awsaq, or the equvalent to 50
    Egyptian Kaylah, or 653 kg of wheat
  • d) Define the Zakat Rate according to the
    Method of Watering , 5 or 10 .

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  • e) Calculate the amount of Zakat as follows
  • - In the case of watering by cost
  • Amount of Zakat
  • Zakat Base x 5
  • - In the case of watering without cost
  • Amount of Zakat
  • Zakat Base x 10

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  • The following statement shows a form for
    calculating Zakat on Plants and fruits

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Zakat Statement on Plants and fruits for the
crop
Total Sub-total Item
The value of the crop - Deduced - The expenses of farming (with the condition that they do not exceed one third of the value of the crop). - The cost of farming. - Governmental taxes. - Other expenses related to the crop. Net value of the crop. Deduced Currently due debts (if any).
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Zakat Statement on Plantsand Fruits for the
crop(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Zakat Base of Plants and fruits. Compare with the Nisab, the value of which is 5 Awsaq or their equivalent. if the Zakat Base reaches the Nisab, Zakat should be calculated as follows Amount of Due Zakat in the case of watering by cost Zakat Base x 5 in the case of watering without cost Zakat Base x 10 The amount of Zakat should be taken from the crop.
117
(4) An Accounting Statement for Zakat on
Cattle )???? ??????? )
118
  • What is meant by cattle is camels, cows, sheep.
    Zakat is due on them only if they are bred for
    multiplication on cattle differs according to
    the kind of species. For camels it is five, for
    sheep it is forty, whereas for cows it is thirty.
    One should refer to Fikh books for more details.

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  • The following steps should be followed to
    assess the receptacle of Zakat on cattle and to
    calculate its value at the end of the year

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  • a) Define the number of cattle,
    deducing the working animals and the ones
    ready for trade (for which there is a
    different way of calculating
    Zakat.

121
  • b) Compare the number with Nisab. If it is less
    than the Nisab, then no Zakat is due.
  • c) Define which category the number falls into,
    in order to define the amount of due Zakat.

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  • d) Define the Zakat due according to tables in
    Fiqh books.
  • We include on next Slide a form for
    calculating the Zakat on cattle.

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Zakat Statement on Cattle for the year ended /
/
Sheep Cows Camels Item
The total amount of cattle Deduced - Working animals (exempted). - Animals prepared for trade (there is a different system of calculating their Zakat). The receptacle for Zakat on cattle.
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Zakat Statement on Cattle for the year ended
/ /
Sheep Cows Camels Item
The receptacle for Zakat on cattle. Compare with the Nisab (5 camels, 30 cows, 40 sheep), if the receptacle reaches the Nisab Calculate the amount of Zakat according to the relevant schedules.
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(5) An Accounting Statement for Zakat on
mineral and marine wealth and
minerals in the earth ( ???? ?????? ???????? )
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  • Mineral and marine wealth include anything
    of value which is brought out from the earth
    or the bottom of rivers, seas or oceans.
    Minerals in earth (Rikaz) are treasures which
    are buried in the earth.

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  • The Nisab for minerals and marine wealth is
    the same as the Nisab for cash wealth, i.e., the
    equivalent to 85 grams of gold. On the other
    hand, Zakat is due on minerals in the earth
    regardless of their quantity. For both categories
    there is no need to wait until a year ends.

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  • The following steps are for defining the
    receptacle of Zakat on minerals and marine
    wealth

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  • a) Define the net production from the earth or
    sea, on which Zakat must be paid.
  • b) Compare the net production with the Nisab
    (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold) in the
    case of mineral wealth. For Rikaz there is no
    Nisab.

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  • c) Calculate the amount of Zakat, if the
    receptacle reaches the Nisab, the basis of
    2.5 for minerals and 20 for Rikaz.
  • We include on next slide a form for
    calculating the Zakat on mineral and marine
    wealth.

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Zakat Statement on mineral wealth for
operation number dated on
Total Sub-total Item
Net value of mineral and marine wealth - Net value of mineral wealth. - Net value of marine wealth. Net value of mineral and marine wealth.
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Zakat Stateent on mineral wealth for operation
number dated on(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Net value of mineral and marine wealth. Compare the Nisab (85 grams of gold) with the receptacle of Zakat. If the receptacle reaches the Nisab, then Zakat should be calculated as follows Amount of Zakat Zakat Base x 2.5
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  • Zakat on mineral and marine wealth after the
    completion of production sorting, purification or
    cleaning and preparation for sale.
  • Machinery, manpower and other expenses of
    production are not be deduced.

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6 An Accounting Statement for
Zakat on revenue of Fixed
Assets ( ???? ????????? )
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  • It is a Zakat on revenue from investing
    Fixed Assets reoccurring, such as real
    estate, cars and others.

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  • No Zakat is due on the actual assets because
    they are of the same category as assets obtained
    for establishments (fixed assets). Zakat, however
    is due on their revenue once these revenues reach
    the Nisab, after deducing actually paid expenses
    and debts which are currently due.

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  • Receptacle of Zakat on investment assets is
    calculated by deducing actually paid expenses and
    debts which are currently due from revenue
  • Due Zakat is calculated according
  • to the following steps

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  • a) Define the total annual revenue at the
    end of year.
  • b) Define all expenses of getting the
    revenue.

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  • c) Deduce expenses which are actually
    paid from the total revenue to define
    the net revenue, on which Zakat
    must be paid.

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  • d) Deduce currently due debts which the
    Zakat giver must pay and also the cost of
    original matters, if they were not deduced
    from any other receptacle of Zakat.

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  • e) The net of all the above should be added
    to any cash and trade goods owned by the Zakat
    giver and on which no Zakat is paid at
    the end of the year to ascertain the
    receptacle.(Zakat Base ) .

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  • f) Compare receptacle (e) with the Nisab,
    which is the equivalent to 85 grams of gold.
    If the receptacle reaches the Nisab, then Zakat
    should be calculated on the basis of 2.5,
    which is the chosen opinion for the
    present guide.

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  • The Following is a Statement for Zakat on
    Revenue from Investment Fixed Assets

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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Fixed Assets in
the year which is ending / /
(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Total annual revenue Deduce - Costs of and expenses which are related to the revenue and which are actually paid.
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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Investment Fixed
Assets in the year which is ending / /
(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Deduce - The expenses of the original matter which is actually paid. - Debts which are due currently. Receptacle of Zakat on revenue from investment assets( Zakat Base )
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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Investment Fixed
Assets in the year which is ending / /
(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Add cash, earned money, net of receptacle of trade if no Zakat is paid on them. Receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat Base ) Compare with the Nisab (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold) when receptacle reaches the Nisab, Zakat is as follows The Amount of due Zakat Zakat Base x 2.5
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7. An Accounting Statement for Zakat
on revenue from Work( ???? ??? ?????
)

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  • This category includes wages,
    salaries, income from freelance work and won
    money. Zakat must paid on what remains of this
    money at the end of the year by adding it to
    other monies owned by the Zakat giver when
    calculating the Nisab and the Zakat year.

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  • The following are the steps to define the
    receptacle of Zakat and to calculate what is
    due at the end of year

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  • a) Define what remains from the
    revenue at the end of the year after
    deducing what is actually paid from
    costs of basic needs and after
    paying outstanding debts, if there were
    any which were not deduced from other
    receptacles of Zakat.

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  • b) Compare what remains in step (a) with
    the Nisab (85 grams of gold) to know
    whether Zakat is due or not.
  • c) Calculate the amount of Zakat if the
    receptacle reaches the Nisab, on
    the basis of 2.5.

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  • The Following is a Statement for
    calculating Zakat on revenue from work.

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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Work in the year
which is ending / /
Total Sub-total Item
Total Salary during the year Total other revenues during the year Deduce - Costs of basic needs which are actually paid. - Costs of acquiring the revenue which is actually paid. - Paid Debts.
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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Work in the
year which is ending / / (Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Net salary and other revenues Add Other cash monies (if there are any) on which no Zakat is paid. Receptacle Of Zakat( Zakat Base )
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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Work in the year
which is ending / / (Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Compare with the Nisab (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold), If the receptacle reaches the Nisab, then Zakat is calculated as follows Amount of Zakat due Zakat Base x 2.5
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(8) An Accounting Statement of Zakat on
revenue from Freelance Professions( ???? ?????
????? )

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  • The following are the steps to define and
    measure the receptacle of Zakat on revenue from
    freelance professions

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  • a) The professional should define a
    date for ending the Zakat year, which
    may be the end of the financial year
    for example.
  • b) Calculate all direct revenues from
    practicing the profession from the
    beginning to the end of the Zakat year.

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  • c) Define expenses and costs which were actually
    spent in order to get the revenue from
    practicing the profession.
  • d) Define the basic needs for the Zakat giver and
    his dependants which were actually spent during
    the year.

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  • e) Define the debts which were paid by the
    Zakat giver during the year (if there
    were any).
  • f) Define the receptacle of Zakat by
    deducing (b, c, d, e,) from (a).

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  • g) Compare the receptacle from the previous
    step with the Nisab (85 grams of gold).
  • h) Calculate the amount of Zakat if the
    receptacle reaches the Nisab on the basis of
    2.5.

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  • A Statement for calculating Zakat on
    revenue from freelance professions is on next
    slide. A form for calculating Zakat on
    revenue from freelance professions is on next
    slide.

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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Freelance
Professions in the year which is ending / /
Total Sub-total Item
Total revenues during the year Deduce - Costs of practicing the profession. - Costs of basic needs of the Zakat giver and his dependants, which are actually paid. Deduce - Paid debts
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Zakat Statement on Revenue from Freelance
Professions in the year which is ending / /
(Continue)
Total Sub-total Item
Receptacle of Zakat ( Zakat Base) Compare with the Nisab (the equivalent to 85 grams of gold), If the receptacle reaches the Nisab, then the amount of Zakat is as follows The Amount of Zakat due Zakat Base x 2.5
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CHAPTER FOUR
  • ZAKAT DUERESMASARIF AL-ZAKAT

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Zakat Duers in Quran
  • ?????? ????? ????? ?? ?????? ???? ?? ??? ? ???
    ??? ?? ???? ?????? ?????? ? ???????????????
    ???????????? ????????????? ???????????????
    ??????????????? ????????? ????????????????
    ??????????? ????? ?????????? ???????????????
    ????? ??????? ??????? ??????? ??????????
    ????????? ????? ??????? ????????? ??????? ???????
    ? ???? ?????? 60 .

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  • Zakat are for the Poor, and the Needly,and
  • Those Employed to administer the funds, for those
    whose hearts have been recently reconciled to
    Truth , for those in Bondage and in Debt , In the
    cause of Allah , and the Wayfarer , Ordained by
    Allah , and Allah is full of knowledge and Wisdom
    .
  • ( Al Tawbah -60 )

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Zakat Duers ( Masarif )
  • The Duers of Zakat as mentioned in the Holy
    Quran are as f0llow
  • 1. The Poor.Those are under the standard
  • of Living ,i.e. They suffer in finding the
  • essencials of basic live .
  • 2. The Needy people Those are under the
  • normal standard of live .
  • 3. Those employed to administer the
    Funds.

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Zakat Duers- cont.
  • 4. Those whose hearts have Been
    recently reconciled to Truth and
    become Muslim.
  • 5. Those in Bondage., such as to free
  • Muslim Prisoners .

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6. Those in Debt such as those whom are
Debaters and unable to pay their Debts . 7.
In the cause of Allah for Gihad to make the
word of Allah is the Hiarer , and who Fight
for Islam
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  • 8- The Wayfarer Travellers Whom their
    Money has been lost oir finished .

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Zakat Duers in The Sunnah
  • ???? ???? ???? ??? ???? ???? ???
  • .... ???? ?? ???????? ???? ??? ??????? ... (
    ???? )
  • The Prophet ( PBUH. ) said Take from the
    Rich among them and paid it to the Poor among
    them .( related by Moslim)

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Zakat Duers Rules
  • Muslim Scholars have summarized the main Rules
    of Zakat Dures as follow
  • 1- The Poverty those under Living
  • Standard
  • 2- The Needy those who need for
  • satisfy the essentials of Living

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  • 3- Zakat Funds should not be paid to rich
  • people or to any person able to work .
  • 4- Zakat Funds should not be given to
  • Relatives whom the Zakat payer is
  • compulsory to spend, such as Parents
  • 5- It is permitted to transfer Zakat Funds
  • from place to another for Poor Relatives.

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  • 6- It is permitted to give Zakat Funds to
  • the following
  • Poor Students
  • Poor Silly People
  • Poor Relatives
  • Poor Coming to Marriage
  • Poor Orphans

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  • 7- It is permitted for the Wife to give here
  • Zakat Fund to here poor Husband
  • and it is not permitted for the Husband
  • to give his Wife his Zakat Fund .
  • 8- It is permitted to give Zakat Funds to
  • Social and Religious Societies

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  • 9- It is permitted to transfer Zakat Funds
  • to Mugahideen ( Holy Strugglers for
  • the cause of Allah ) abroad .
  • 10-It is permitted to pay Zakat Funds to
  • Islamic Societies and Establishments
    which struggle against the Enemies of
    Islam.

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  • 11- It is allowed to pay Zakat in Advance
  • but not permitted to delay it except
    there is a Legistrate Necessity .
  • 12- When you are intended to pay Zakat
  • you should to make Niyya and pray
  • Allah and Praise Him .

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Finished
  • ? ????? ??? ???? ?????? ??? ????????
  • Praise may be to Allah

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Zakat Accounting Glossary
  • Compiled By
  • Dr. Hussien Hussien Shehata
  • Professor of Accounting
  • ?Al-Azhar University

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  • ??????
    Zakat
  • ????? ( ????? ) ?????? Zakat
    Rules
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Concepts
  • ??? ?????? Zakat Principles
  • ???? ?????? Zakat Base
  • ???? ( ????) ?????? Zakat Rate
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Forms
  • ????? ?????? Zakat
    Statement
  • ????? ?????? ???????
    Zakat Due

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  • ????? ?????? Zakat Report
  • ???? ??????( ?????? ) Zakat Payer
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Rates
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Law
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Amount
  • ???? ?????? Zakat
    Reward
  • ????? ?????? Zakat
    Collection
  • ???? ?????? Zakat
    Payment
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Receipts

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  • ???? ?????? Zakat Payers
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Duers
  • ??????? ?? ??????( ???? ?????? )Zakat Evaders
  • ???? ?????? ( ???? ?????? ) Zakat Denier
  • ?????? ??? ?????? Zakat Administrator
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Authority Unit
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Authority Agent
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Memorandum
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Scholars

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  • ????????????? Zakat Accountants
  • ??????? ?????? ??????Zakat Shariah Auditor
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Card
  • ??? ?????? Zakat File
  • ???? ?????? Zakat Period
  • ???? ?????? Zakat
    Index
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Standards
  • ???? ?????? Zakat Base
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Laws

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  • ???? ?????? Zakat Nisab
  • ?????? ??????? Zakat Due
  • ???? ?? ?????? Free form Zakat
  • ???? ?????? ????? Zakat Pre-paid
  • ???? ?????? ?????Fore ward Zakat
  • ????( ??? ) Zakatable ??????
    ?????? Zakatable Base
  • ????????????? Zakatable Wealth
  • ?????? ?????? Zakatable Rate

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  • ????????? ??????? Zakatable Revenues
  • ????? ?????? Zakatable File
  • ??????? ??????? Zakatable Card
  • ???????? ??????? Zakatable Deductions
  • ????????? ??????? Zakatable Allowances
  • ?????? ?????? Zakatabl Limit
  • ???? ?????? ??????? Zakatable Net Wealth
  • ???? ?????? Zakat System
  • ????? ?????? ?????? Zakat System Units

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  • ????? ?????? ?????? Zakat System Parts
  • ???? ????? Zakat on Money
  • ?????? ??? ????? Zakat on Income
  • ?????? ??? ????????? Zakat on Revenues
  • ?????? ??? ?????? ??????? Zakat on Cash Money
  • ?????? ??? ?????? ???????? Zakat on Commercial
    Wealth
  • ?????? ??? ?????? ????????Zakat on Industrial
    Wealth
  • ?????? ??? ?????? ???????? Zakat on Real
    Estate Wealth
  • ???? ???????
    Zakat on Livestock
  • ???? ?????? ??????? Zakat on
    Plants and Fruits

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  • ???? ??????? Zakat on Livestock
  • ???? ?????? ??????? Zakat on Plants and
    Fruits
  • ???? ??? ???????? Zakat on Salaries
  • ?????? ??? ??????????? ????????
  • Zakat on Investment in Real Estate
  • Properties
  • ?????? ??? ??????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat on Revenues From Real
  • Estate Properties
  • ?????? ??? ??????? ????? ?????
  • Zakat on Revenues from Non-Professional
    Activities

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  • ?????? ??? ????? Zakat on
    Jewelry
  • ?????? ??? ?????? Zakat on Debts
  • ?????? ??? ?????? ? ???????
  • Zakat on Stocks and Bonds
  • ???? ????????? Zakat Al-Mustaghalat
  • ????? ???? Zakat
    Accountant
  • ??????? ????????? ??????? Zakat Accounting Books
  • ??????? ????????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Records
  • ?????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Concepts

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  • ?????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Reports
  • ????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Principles
  • ??????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Procedures
  • ????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Schedules
  • ????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Statements

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  • ?????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Operations
  • ?????? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Techniques
  • ??? ???????? ???????
  • Zakat Accounting Methods
  • ??? ???? Zakat Investigations
  • ????? / ????? ??????
    Zakat Appraisal
  • ????? ??????
    Zakat Determination
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Assessment
  • ???? ?????? Zakat Measurement

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  • ????? ?????? Zakat Reduction
  • ??????? ?????? Zakat Declaration
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Estimation
  • ??????? ?????? ??????( ?????)
  • Zakat Subjective Evaluation
  • ????? ?????? Zakat
    Judgment
  • ???? ?????? Zakat Acception
  • ??????? ?? ??????? ??????
  • Zakat Declaration Adjustments
  • ??????? ?????? Zakat Controller

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  • ???????( ?????? ) ?????? Zakat
    Auditor
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Investigator
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Inspector
  • ??????? ?????? ?????? Zakat Annual Report
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat Position
  • ??????? ??????? Zakat Forms
  • ??????? ?????? ?????? Zakat Shariah Report
  • ????? ?????? Zakat Establishment
  • ??? ???? ?????? Zakat Affairs House

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  • ?????? ?????? ( ?????? ) Zakat Receivers
  • ?????? ??????? ??????
  • Zakat Shariah Authority Committee
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat
    Scholar
  • ??? ?????? Zakat Fiqh
  • ?????? ?? ?????? ??????Zakat in Quran
  • ?????? ?? ????? Zakat in Al-Sunnah

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Zakat Receivers
  • ????? ?????? Zakat
    Receivers.
  • ?????? ?????? Zakat
    Duers
  • ???????
    The Poor
  • ???????? The needy
  • ???????? ????? The Administer of
    Funds
  • ??????? ?????? Whose Hearts have been
  • reconciled to Truth

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  • ?? ?????? Those in Bondage
  • ???????? Those in Debt
  • ?? ???? ???? In The Cause of
    Allah
  • ??? ?????? Wayfarer

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  • ?????? ?????? The Holy Quran
  • ?????? ?????? Tradition
  • ??? ?? ?????? A Verse of the
  • ???? ???? Correct Hadith
  • ????? ???????? Islamic
    Jurisprudence
  • ?????? LegitimateHalal
  • ??????
    ForbiddenHaram

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Finished
  • Praise be to Allah
  • ????? ??? ???? ?????? ??? ????????
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