Year: 2021
Type: article
Abstract: This research deals with explaining the position of Islamic jurisprudence, with its four schools of thought, on the issue of financially charitable giving to non-Muslims through the payment of imposed or voluntary alms, or other forms of financial care.As well as the texts of the purified Sunnah; They indicated the permissibility of a relationship with non-Muslims who do not fight Muslims or demonstrate their righteousness and righteousness in the sentence.The jurists have restricted this with two important restrictions, the first: not to appear in this connection with the intention of sin, and the second: not to appear with it also with the intention of favoring non-Muslims over Muslims.It has been shown through research that paying all alms and expenditures to the poor Muslims is more important than paying them to others.Unless it is beneficial to pay it to non-Muslims.And that the general rule to which research issues can be referred is that all obligatory expenses may not be paid to non-Muslims according to the majority of jurists, and the basis for that is the hadith of Muadh ibn Jabal, which was previously discussed in detail in the first topic, and because the hadith is included in the imposed zakat.The majority of jurists measured all the obligatory expenditures with the blessing of God Almighty on the Zakat in this ruling.As atonement and alms-breaking alms; As for the Hanafis, they restricted the hadith of our master Muadh to zakat only.While Zafar went on adopting the generalities of the Noble Qur'an and did not take into account the hadith of our master Muadh -originally -because it is a single report, and the description of faith has increased on the verse of general zakat expenditures in every poor or needy person, considering that adding to the Qur'an is abrogation, and it is not permissible for the Hanafis.It has already been explained in its proper form from the research.
Author: أحمد لطفي زکي شلبي
Institution: Al Azhar University
Language: Arabic
Subfield: Religious studies
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W3183432255