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Ṣadaqah is giving with the intention of receiving something in return.
Ṣadaqah is giving with the intention of receiving something in return.
False (B)
Benefactors determine the amount of Ṣadaqah.
Benefactors determine the amount of Ṣadaqah.
True (A)
Ṣadaqah only encompasses financial acts in Islamic thought.
Ṣadaqah only encompasses financial acts in Islamic thought.
False (B)
Speaking kind words is an example of a finance-related act of Ṣadaqah.
Speaking kind words is an example of a finance-related act of Ṣadaqah.
Wasiyyah is a compulsory charity in Islam.
Wasiyyah is a compulsory charity in Islam.
The maximum net wealth that can be allocated through Wasiyyah is half of one's assets.
The maximum net wealth that can be allocated through Wasiyyah is half of one's assets.
The one-third limit for Wasiyyah is a minimum requirement in Islam.
The one-third limit for Wasiyyah is a minimum requirement in Islam.
Legal heirs receive the full estate if Wasiyyah is not specified by the deceased.
Legal heirs receive the full estate if Wasiyyah is not specified by the deceased.
Zakāh must be paid on all types of wealth, regardless of its value.
Zakāh must be paid on all types of wealth, regardless of its value.
Zakāh rate is always 2.5% of one's total wealth.
Zakāh rate is always 2.5% of one's total wealth.