Al-Zakat
Discover the profound wisdom behind one of the five pillars of Islam: Zakat. This course delves into the divine system of wealth purification and social support that stands as a cornerstone of the Muslim community. More than just charity, Zakat is a divinely prescribed obligation with a rich history and a transformative impact on both the individual and society. We will explore its preferential position among acts of worship, meticulously distinguish it from general charity (Sadaqah), and identify the specific individuals Allah has designated as its rightful recipients. This journey will illuminate how Zakat fosters economic balance, purifies the soul, and strengthens the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood in Islam.
Who is This Course For?
- Muslims seeking to correctly calculate and distribute their obligatory Zakat.
- New converts learning the foundational pillars of the Islamic faith.
- Individuals interested in Islamic economics and social justice.
- Anyone looking to understand the spiritual benefits and societal wisdom of Zakat.
Why Must You Take This Course?
Fulfilling the pillar of Zakat is an essential act of worship, but doing so correctly requires knowledge. This course provides the clarity and confidence you need to manage your God-given wealth according to divine guidance. By understanding the intricate differences between Zakat and general charity, you’ll learn to avoid common misconceptions and ensure your obligation is met perfectly. This journey will not only purify your wealth but also deepen your appreciation for the divine wisdom that establishes justice, compassion, and stability within the community.
Course Structure
- 01: Giving Forth the Divinely Prescribed Share of God-Given Wealth to Those in Need (i.e., Islamic tithes) and its Preferential Position Among the Acts of Worship in Islam
- 02: The Differences Between Zakat (Islamic Tithes) and the Remaining Forms of Charity in Islam
- 03: The Individuals That are Eligible to Receive Islamic Tithes And Some Insights as to Why
What Will You Learn?
- The spiritual significance of Zakat in purifying wealth and the soul.
- The nine key differences that distinguish obligatory Zakat from voluntary charity (Sadaqah).
- A detailed breakdown of the eight specific categories of individuals eligible to receive Zakat funds.
- Insights into the divine wisdom behind Zakat as a system for social welfare and economic balance.