Ruling 1768 - CHAPTER SIX » The One-Fifth Tax (Khums)

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Khums becomes obligatory (wājib) on seven things: 1. surplus income from earnings and gains; 2. mined products; 3. treasure troves; 4. lawful (ḥalāl) property that has become mixed with unlawful (ḥarām) property; 5. precious stones that are acquired by underwater diving; 6. spoils of war; 7. land that a dhimmī[1] purchases from a Muslim, based on the opinion held by most jurists (mashhūr). The laws (aḥkām) of these will now be mentioned in detail.

[1] Dhimmīs are People of the Book (ahl al‑kitāb) – i.e. Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians – who have entered into a dhimmah treaty, i.e. an agreement that gives them rights as protected subjects in an Islamic state. 1. SURPLUS INCOME FROM EARNINGS AND GAINS MISCELLANEOUS RULINGS ON IʿTIKĀF العربية فارسی اردو English Azərbaycan Türkçe Français

Ruling 1768 - CHAPTER SIX » The One-Fifth Tax (Khums)

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