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ZAKAT

 ZAKAT



Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, and it is an obligatory form of charity for Muslims who meet certain criteria. It involves giving a portion of one's wealth, typically 2.5% of one's assets, to help the poor and those in need.

Zakat is considered a form of purification and a way of showing gratitude for one's blessings, as well as a means of promoting social justice and solidarity within the community. It is mandatory for all Muslims who meet certain conditions, such as being of sound mind and possessing wealth above a certain threshold known as the nisab.

Zakat can be given directly to the poor and needy or through charitable organizations and institutions that specialize in distributing zakat. It can be given in various forms, including money, livestock, crops, and other assets.

In Islam, zakat is considered a spiritual obligation and a means of strengthening one's faith and connection with God. It is also seen as a way of fulfilling one's duty to society and helping to alleviate poverty and suffering.

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