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**Centurnion** · 06-08-2012, 01:23 AM

Yeah, but you have 75'000 more new Income; don't you calculate it together with the rest of the savings?...

Salaam

Sorry I think this is exactly what Qaradawi's view is.

But as per my understanding of the madhab (which may be completely off!), you pay zakah on money that you have maintained for a year. So let's say you received all of the £75,000 in November 2011 and you spent it all by 31 December 2011 - it hasn't been maintained for a year and so isn't zakatable. But as I said - I might be completely off here!

Allahu a'lam - but Shaykh Yusuf Qaradawi's approach is strong and it results in more zakah payable (so almost an 'adheemah!). InshaAllah will follow it this Ramadaan. Taqqabal minna ya Rabb!

06-08-2012, 01:23 AM	#11
Centurnion Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 414 Senior Member	Yeah, but you have 75'000 more new Income; don't you calculate it together with the rest of the savings?... Salaam Sorry I think this is exactly what Qaradawi's view is. But as per my understanding of the madhab (which may be completely off!), you pay zakah on money that you have maintained for a year. So let's say you received all of the £75,000 in November 2011 and you spent it all by 31 December 2011 - it hasn't been maintained for a year and so isn't zakatable. But as I said - I might be completely off here! Allahu a'lam - but Shaykh Yusuf Qaradawi's approach is strong and it results in more zakah payable (so almost an 'adheemah!). InshaAllah will follow it this Ramadaan. Taqqabal minna ya Rabb!
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