Isbn: 9788187856061 - funds in the khilafah state: an english rendering of al-amwal fi dowlat al - kilafah (1 Ergebnisse)

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    • Sprache: Englisch

      Verlag: Milli Pub, 2002

      8187856068 / 9788187856061

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      Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Contents: Introduction. I. The Bait ul-Mal: 1. The Bait ul-Mal and its departments. 2. The account records of the treasury-(Dawawin). 3. The divisions of the treasury's account books. II. Funds of the Khilafah state:4. Funds. 5. Al-Anfal and the spoils of War, Al-Fai' and the fifth. 6. The Kharaj. 7. Standards of lengths, areas, measures and weights. 8. Jizya.9. Public properties and their types. 10. State property, land, buildings, utilities and their revenues. 11. Al-'Ushur (Tithes) taxes. 12. Illicit money from the rulers or civil servants money acquired illegitimately and fines. 13. The fifth (Khums) of buried treasures and minerals. 14. The property that has no inheritors. 15. The property of apostates (Murtadeen).16. Taxes. III. The funds (Amwal) of Sadaqat: 17. Zakat. 18. Zakat of livestock. 19. The Zakat of crops and fruits. 20. The Zakat of silver and gold. 21. Zakat of paper currency. 22. Zakat on trading merchandise. 23. Zakat on debts. 24. Jewellery (Al-Huliyy). 25. Paying Zakat to the Khalifah. 26. The expenditures of Zakat. IV. Currencies (An-Nuqud): 27. Currencies (An-Nuqud) in Islam. 28. The currency standard. 29. The paper standard. 30. Issuing currencies. "The funds in Khilafah state discusses in an intricate manner the funds in the Khilafah state and the Shari'ah rules related to them. "The book describes the sources and types of funds and explains how, when, and where they are collected. It also throws light on who are entitled to these funds and the areas upon which these funds can be spent. "The rules in this book were derived solely from the Qur'an 190 pp.