Just as it is not permissible for a servant to take charity, it was said that this is why the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was forbidden from giving charity because it was due to his servitude, so nothing came out of him, may God bless him and grant him peace, in movement or rest, through which he would be free through heedlessness or other than heedlessness in one sentence. He took care of his family in this ruling. Likewise, no zakat is due on his money until he is free, for the slave does not own property with his master, and the reason for zakat on the free person is the claim of ownership, and the slave has no claim on anything. The slave is the same as its value, which is the price for which he bought it, just as one cannot imagine a claim on its price. There is no disregard for what the master wants to dispose of it. The same applies to the slave and every slave who does not consider his price in dealing with his master, so there is no verifi