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Can women wear non-gold/silver rings and jewellery?

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Can a woman who saved jewelry for her daughters’ weddings receive zakaat?

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Custom of the Bride Paying Dowry (mahr)

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Using Unlawful (haram) Medication

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Home Equity Loans

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An Inheritance Case

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Is Corrective Laser Eye Surgery Permissible?

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I am a student who is taking a year off to work and save money so that I can continue my studies the following year without taking any loans. I wanted to know if the money I made while working on this time off was subject to zakat.

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Earings for Men

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Difference between Zakat and Sadaqat al-Fitr

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Zakat on Business Wealth & Stock

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Correct me if I am wrong. Isn’t the basic purpose of Zakat to make sure that the wealth does not get blocked and the poor do get their share? If no, what is the actual purpose, If yes, the purpose fails if one can have as many houses as one like and can have as much jewellery (other than Gold and Silver) as one likes.

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Zakat on Bank CD Certificates

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I would be highly obliged if you please guide me about the foreign exchange trading (hedging, futures, options) and its legitimacy in Islam. Many of my friends are indulged in this business and they argue that it is halal from the sharaih point of view but I am doubtful. I had posted the same question to Mufti taqi Usmani Sahib but after waiting for several days, I could not get answer. So the sooner you would help me, the better it would be for me. Please also refer to some useful links in this regard.

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How does a Muslim scholar, serious student, and others who have devoted their lives to the service of Islam and the Muslims support himself/herself? I ask because this is perhaps one of the main reasons why parents don’t wish for their children to become scholars of Islam — they are usually poor, they don’t get paid much at all (if at all), and they attract trouble from different extremist groups. I come from an upper middle-class family. How can I convince my parents that I can become a Muslim scholar and have sufficient finances to support myself and my family?

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If One has not Paid Zakat for Several Years, How Does One Calculate it?

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How does a Wife Who Has No Source of Income Pay Zakat on Her Jewellery?

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Pendants

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I had a question related to inheritance. My step-father passed away a month ago leaving behind my mother, his real daughter, his brother who is deceased and was from the same mother but different father, and another brother, again who is deceased from same mother but different father. I and my brother are his step children; my mother married my father and that is the daughter they have. As far as we are aware there are no other family connected with my father. Please advise on how his inheritance will be calculated.

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The Legal Penalty for Theft

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