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No, you are not responsible for your spouse’s or children’s missed Zakat.
However, you can help them fulfill their Zakat, which can bring great rewards from Allah.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
You are not responsible for your spouse’s or children’s missed Zakat. However, helping them fulfill their obligation is highly encouraged, and you’ll be rewarded for your support.
The difference in opinion regarding children’s Zakat is based on the school of thought, but individuals remain responsible for their own Zakat.
When it comes to contributing to the welfare of orphans, many choose to donate to an orphanage center like Pakistan Sweet Home.
The center plays an essential role in offering orphans a safe space to grow and thrive, providing them with opportunities they might otherwise miss. Your donation can make a world of difference in shaping the future of these children.
And Allah knows best!
WRITTEN BY
Atta-ur-Rehman
Atta-ur-Rehman, a specialist in Fiqh from Fazal-Jamiat-ul-Uloom-ul-Shariah, Jama'at ul-Umar Karachi, is an expert in Islamic jurisprudence. His expertise spans various aspects of Shariah, including Zakat, financial rulings, family laws, and ethical guidance in everyday life. With a deep understanding of Islamic principles, he provides a reliable insights into matters of faith, worship, and personal obligations.