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His activity is unimportant

It is work without intention or intention without action with the ability to work and the height of the impediment. It costs the taxpayer more than this. If the obligated person evokes the intention in all of the work, he is entitled to that and he is thankful for him as he did well in his work and brought the souls in that. The one who collects for this section avoiding things that disgrace the acts of worship, such as turning around in prayer and tampering with it, and speaking in prayer in one s self of forbidden and disliked things and imagining them and the like of this is what is Like the scarab and the color of habeeq in zakat on dates and the like of that are defects

( Arrived in the chapter on paper zakat )

[ Paper is work and gold is knowledge ]

It has been previously stated that paper is work and that gold is knowledge and zakat on work is an obligation from it, and zakat on knowledge is also an obligation from it. And another zakat, I mean voluntary zakat, which is that he intends by doing that to complete the obligatory duties

[ Complete the obligatory prayers from the supererogatory prayers ]

it

It was reported on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that he said, The first thing to look at from a servant s work is prayer. If it is complete, it is written for him as complete, and if something is missing from it, he said, Look, is my servant voluntary? If he has a voluntary prayer, God said, Complete my servant s obligation from his voluntary work, he said, Then the works will be taken. on that

It means zakat, fasting, pilgrimage, and the rest of the obligatory deeds. But if he intends by doing those supererogatory actions to complete the obligatory duties or to glorify the honor of truth by entering him into the servitude of choice, he is not motivated by greed for Paradise or fear of Hellfire.

( Arrived in the chapter on zakat of ore )

Muslim came out in his Sahih on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that in the five ore

It is what is found in the land from the burial of pre-Islamic or infidels

( Mind that came in )

What is concentrated in the nature of man is the ore, which is the love of leadership, being ahead of the children of the race, bringing benefits and repelling harm, and one-fifth in it.

[ The Zakat of the presidency and advancement over children of the sexes ]

If he finds leadership in his heart, then let him mean by it to exalt the word of God over the word of those who disbelieve as it is in the same matter, for in the same matter the word of God is the highest, and the word of those who disbelieve is lower, and disbelief here is polytheism and nothing else.

The Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, was mentioned in the arrogance of the war in the case of Abu Dujana when he took the sword from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, by his right, and walked with it in arrogance between the two rows. in this country

Its zakat is due to what we have mentioned of intent to insult the infidels, to degrade their status, to exalt the word of God, which is Islam, and to be indifferent to the polytheists.

[ Zakat for bringing benefits and paying harms ]

The same applies to bringing benefits and repelling harm, so zakat on bringing benefits is intended to help him to perform obedience to God, such as sleep, eating, drinking, rest, or saving money and the like. And what leads to happiness in the Hereafter, that is one fifth of its pillars I said, How does it harm his debt, then I mean by him if he does not pay that harm on his own behalf, otherwise it will prevent him from performing one of the obligations of God or prevent him from the causes of good, so he pays her one-fifth of her deposit, what is in her form in repelling harms that do not lead to the disruption of an obligation that he had to perform or desired.

The Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, was asked about ore, and he said: It is the gold that God created on the earth on the day He created the heavens and the earth.

means metal

( Arrived in a chapter from whom Allah has provided with money without working for it or earning it )

It was reported on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that he said that if such money is acquired, there is no zakat on it until a year has passed on it.

And he's in his hand

take into account that

What appears on the servant of noble morals that does not come to them in terms of closeness to God, he benefits from that in the hereafter, and he does not have to intend it to draw near to God, and it is necessary, but there is no difference

What Abu Dawud mentioned on the authority of Dabaa bint al-Zubayr, who said: Al-Miqdad went for his needs, and when a rat came out of


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