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Yes, you can distribute your entire Zakat to a single eligible recipient.
However, there are some important considerations to keep in mind:
In Islam, it is allowed to give all of your Zakat to one individual as long as they meet the criteria for receiving it.
It is discouraged to provide more than what is necessary if it results in the recipient becoming wealthy.
A person is considered "wealthy" if their total net assets reach or exceed the Nisab threshold, making them no longer eligible to receive Zakat.
If the recipient's wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold for Zakat, they are no longer eligible to receive it. Instead, they will be responsible for paying Zakat.
To ensure your Zakat benefits those in genuine need, it is best to distribute it wisely while adhering to Islamic principles.
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.