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This is in a l'am d'Almala,

nachmedu on a sainu and a sakhine who and a sakhfira.

When I ode-vili,

him in shururi,

and fusina, and I'm alina,

my Yahadih Allah, who's Allah,

what my Jubilhu al-Hahadiy alah.

What Shadu al-Alah,

Allah, al-Hah al-Hah al-Ahhah, al-Hah al-Ahhah, who was a suu al-A-Bad.

We have finished kitabul Janais or funeral prayers and we move on now to the next chapter and that is concerning Zaka. Okay? Now Zaka linguistically means what?

To purify, to purify, right? So we call our Zaka, Zaka because of the fact that it purifies

our money and it makes it had to use.

And if we don't give Zakaz that our money is not halal, it's not pure for us to use.

Okay?

Zakah is obligatory upon every single Muslim, every single Muslim, that is free, meaning he's not a slave, and he owns the minimum amount known as the Nisab.

We're going to come to what the minimum is in a little while,

but he must own the Nisab, the minimum amount known as the Nisab.

So the first condition is that he must be a Muslim, obviously

is the cat is not obligatory upon non-Muslims. Secondly that he must be a Muslim obviously the class is not a

regulatory upon non-Muslims secondly he must be free i.e not a slave thirdly he must

have the minimum amount known as the Nisab, right?

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