Mishkat al-Masabih — Hadith #48986

On the authority of Anas bin Malik: Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, wrote this letter to him when he directed him to Bahrain: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, this is an obligatory duty. The charity that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, imposed on the Muslims and which God Almighty commanded His Messenger to do, so whoever asks for it from Those who have submitted to Islam according to its requirements, let him give it, and whoever is asked for more than that, let him not give: for twenty-four camels, or less than that, five sheep. If she reaches the age of twenty-five to thirty-five, then she has a female bint makhad, and if she reaches thirty-six, then she has a female bint labun. If you reach forty-six Up to sixty, it has a Haqqah similar to that of a camel, and if it reaches sixty-one, then it has a Jada’ah. If she reaches seventy-six, then there are two daughters of Laban in it. If it reaches ninety-one to one hundred and twenty, it contains two hqāqāts of the camel’s syllables. If it exceeds one hundred and twenty, then in every forty Bint Labun, and there is a hqqah for every fifty. And whoever has only four camels with him, there is no zakat due on them unless their owner wishes. If it reaches five years, then it is a sheep, and whoever has camels that reach the age of five years, the zakat of a judah, and he does not have a judah, and he has a hadqah, then the hidqah 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 amounted to the Haqqa and does not have the Haqqa and has a Jad’ah, then the Jad’ah will be accepted from him and the giver will give it to him. Twenty dirhams or two sheep. And whoever has the right to charity She is only with Bint Labun, so she accepts Bint Labun from him and he gives her two sheep or twenty dirhams. Whoever has a zakat amounting to Bint Labun and has a right, the right will be accepted from him and the donor will give him twenty dirhams or two sheep. And whoever’s charity reaches Bint Labun and it is not With him and Bint Makhad, Bint Makhad will be accepted from him and he will give her twenty dirhams or two sheep. And whoever has Bint Makhad in his charity but he does not have Bint Labun, it will be accepted from him and the giver of charity will give him twenty dirhams or Two sheep. If not He has a girl in labor on her face, and he has a son of Labun, so it is accepted from him and he has nothing with him. With regard to the zakat on flocks in their flocks, if they are forty, then there is one to twenty and one hundred sheep, and if they are more than twenty, one hundred to two hundred sheep. There are two sheep in it. If it exceeds two hundred Up to three hundred, including three sheep. If it exceeds three hundred, then for every hundred there is a sheep. If a man’s sheep is less than forty one sheep, then there is no zakat on it unless its Lord wills. Do not give as charity an old woman, a one-eyed female, or a female goat, except what the giver wills. He does not combine what is separate, and he does not differentiate between a combination for fear of charity, and whatever is a mixture of the two, they come together equally. And in Raqqa is a quarter of a tenth. If it is only one hundred and ninety, then there is nothing in it unless its Lord wills. Narrated by Al-Bukhari