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For assets owned by two individuals, Zakat is divided according to their ownership percentage.
Here's a breakdown of how it's calculated:
Steps for calculating Zakat on jointly owned assets:
Example:
Imagine two people owning a business together. One holds 60% of the business, while the other owns 40%.
Here's how Zakat is calculated:
Now, the Zakat is divided based on ownership:
Key Points:
When calculating your Zakat, it's vital to ensure it reaches those who truly need it. If you're paying Zakat on jointly owned assets, consider using a portion of it to uplift vulnerable lives. A heartfelt orphanage donation to institutions like Pakistan Sweet Home can turn your calculated obligation into a lasting impact for orphaned children across Pakistan.
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.