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Gold and silver are generally subject to Zakat in all their forms.
However, specific guidelines govern different types of gold and silver items, especially when they take on forbidden forms in Islam.
Here is an explanation:
Gold and Silver in All Forms
Forbidden Forms of Gold and Silver
Islam prohibits the use and display of certain forms of gold and silver:
For these forbidden items, their value is combined with other gold or silver possessions. Zakat is then calculated based on the total value of all items collectively.
Jewelry and Zakat
Zakat on Prohibited Decorative Gold and Silver
This comprehensive approach ensures that Zakat is paid fairly, even on prohibited items, and according to the actual value of the gold and silver involved.
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.