Zakat | MCQs

Explanation

زکوٰۃ کا مقصد  دولت کو چند ہاتھوں میں جمع ہوجانے سے روکنا ہے۔ 

زکوٰۃ  اسلام کا ایک اہم ارکان ہے جو دو ہجری کو فرض ہوا تھا۔

Explanation

صدرمملکت جنرل محمد ضیا ٗ الحق نے زکاة و عشر آرڈیننس 20جون 1980 کو جاری کیا

Explanation

• there is no Zakat on diamonds or coloured gemstones while one owns them as adorns or decorations in regular quantities and not in measures of identified extravagance, or in forbidden paperwork, or for prohibited makes use of.
• via a long way, women's jewelry money owed for his or her most commonplace Zakat exemption.
  

Explanation

Zakat is not due on personal use items such as clothes, furniture, or home utensils, even if they are expensive.

Zakat is due on cash, gold, silver, trade goods, and certain livestock if they reach nisab (minimum threshold).

Explanation

Fitrana is the Urdu word for the Arabic al-fitr,

Also called Zakat al-Fitr.

or the special Zakat,

or obligatory alms, of “Breaking the Fast” at the end of the month of Ramadan.

It derives from the Arabic word fitr, which literally means “the ‘nature’ upon which God created the human being.

Explanation

Camels, cows, sheep, and goats are taxable for Zakat. This includes grazing animals. 

No Zakat is due on horses, mules, or donkeys unless they are for trade. 

The Prophet said, "There is no zakat owed by a Muslim on his horses or slaves

Explanation

Usher and Zakat are Two kinds of Tax.

Zakat is a form of almsgiving treated in Islam as a tax and is one of the Five Pillars of Islam.

Usher refers to a form of tax that is a tithe (one-tenth) on agricultural produce.

Explanation

• Hazrat Abu Bakr, the first Caliph, engaged in Jihad over the issue of Zakat.
• During the Ridda Wars in July 632, he dispatched envoys to rebellious tribes demanding payment of Zakat, but they refused.

Explanation

The word zakah also holds the senses of “justness, integrity, and honesty,” along with “justification and vindication,”

while zaka means to “sweeten” something.

The use of the word zakat 

which comes from the three Arabic root letters za • ka • wa and also za • ka • ya

Explanation

The goods meant for trading were liable to pay Zakat