Musnad Ahmad — Hadith #44572

Abu Kamil told us, Hammad bin Salamah told us, he said: I took this book from Thumama bin Abdullah bin Anas, on the authority of Anas bin Malik. Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, wrote to them that these are the duties of charity that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, imposed on Muslims which God Almighty and Majestic has commanded the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, so whoever among the Muslims is asked for it in its proper manner, let him give it, and whoever He was asked for more than that, but he should not be given anything less than twenty-five camels. For every fifth came there is a sheep, so if they reach twenty-five. It contains a daughter of Makhad until the age of thirty-five. If it is not a daughter of Makhad, then the son of Labun is male. If she reaches thirty-six, then a daughter is in it. A male lion up to forty-five, and if she reaches forty-six, she has a right. The tauruqa of a stallion is up to sixty, if she reaches sixty-one. Therein is Jad`ah up to seventy-five, and when it reaches seventy-six, then therein is Binta Labun up to ninety, then when it reaches ninety-one. Therein are two heqaqahs, the size of a stallion, up to one hundred and twenty, and if it exceeds one hundred and twenty, then in every forty there is a daughter of Labun, and in every fifty there is a daughter of Labun. A Haqqa. If the teeth of camels differ in the obligatory charitable giving, then whoever has the amount of the Jad`ah as Zakat and does not have a Jad`ah has a Haqqa. Then it will be accepted from him, and he will put with it two sheep, if they are available to him, or twenty dirhams, and whoever has the amount of zakat, it is true and it is not He has only a lump of wood, it will be accepted from him, and the giver of charity will give him twenty dirhams or two sheep. With him and with him is the daughter of Labun, and she will accept it from him, and he will leave with her two sheep if they are available to him, or twenty dirhams, and whoever reaches the age of He has a zakat from Bint Labun, and he only has a zakat. It is accepted from him, and the giver gives him twenty dirhams or two sheep, and whoever reaches the age of He has Zakat, the daughter of Labun, but he does not have the daughter of Labun, and he has the daughter of Makhad, so she will be accepted from him, and he will feed two sheep with her if And if someone’s zakat amounts to Bint Makhad and he has nothing but the male Ibn Labun, then it will be accepted from him but he does not have it with him. Anything, and whoever does not have except four camels, then there is nothing on them unless their Lord wills, and in the charity of the sheep on their flocks. If it is forty, then it has one sheep up to twenty and one hundred, and if it is more than two sheep, it has two hundred sheep, and if it exceeds one, then it has three sheep. Up to three hundred, and if it is more, then for every hundred there is a sheep. An old woman, an old woman, or a female goat, or a female goat, may not be taken as zakat unless he wishes. The believer should not bring together separate people, nor should he separate between a group for fear of charity. And if there are two mixtures, they will come back to each other equally, and if The man’s sheep was missing from forty one sheep, so there was nothing in it unless its Lord willed, and in Raqqa is a quarter of a tenth, so if the money is only one hundred and ninety dirhams, then there is nothing in it unless its Lord wills.