Zakat Fundamentals: Exploring Objectives and Wealth Classification
Unpack the definition and significance of Zakat, while gaining the practical knowledge you need to calculate your contribution, with this online course from INCEIF.
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3 weeks
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Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It requires all Muslims to donate a portion of their wealth to charity.
On this three-week course from INCEIF University, you’ll build the knowledge and understanding you need to practise Zakat. Beginning with an overview of Zakat’s application through history, then moving through practical information for your own calculations, this course provides the foundation you need to fulfil your religious obligations and contribute to the good of society.
You’ll start the course with an overview of the definition, administration, and objectives of Zakat.
You’ll explore the many benefits of Zakat for givers, recipients, and Muslim society as a whole.
In Week 2 of the course, you’ll get stuck into the nitty gritty of calculating Zakat. You’ll learn how to identify and categorise assets that are subject to Zakat, including money, gold, silver, agricultural produce, and livestock.
You’ll also take a closer look at the two main kinds of Zakatable wealth: Zakat al-Fitr and Zakat al-Mal.
Guided by Islamic finance experts over the three weeks of the course, you’ll arrive at an in depth understanding of Zakat and its importance for society.
Welcome to an overview of Zakat. This week we will dive into the foundational concepts of Zakat.
In this topic, we will explore the definition of Zakat, the conditions for both givers and recipients, the administration of Zakat as guided by the Quran, and the ethical constraints that guide this act of worship.
Let's check your understanding.
Key takeaways from what we have learned in Week 1
Building on our foundation from Week 1, where we explored the definition and significance of Zakat, we now journey deeper into the world of Zakat's objectives.
Let's check your understanding on what you have learned during week 2.
In week 2, we uncovered the various dimensions of Zakat's impact on givers, recipients, Muslim society, and its role as an ethical alternative to Riba.
Explore various types of Zakatable wealth, such as money, gold, livestock, and agricultural produce.
Week 3 has been an eye-opening journey into the vast array of wealth and property that falls under the umbrella of Zakat. Let's look at the key takeaways from this week.
The course assessment offers an opportunity to reinforce your understanding of Zakat, serving as a comprehensive evaluation of the knowledge you've gained over the past three weeks.
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