Tag: Khums

Have you paid your Khums?

Have you paid your Khums?

Commit to Faith: As we embark upon the new year, pledge to fulfill your Khums obligation. Your contributions play a pivotal role in cultivating a dynamic and supportive community. In Islamic jurisprudence, 'Khums,' literally translating to 'one-fifth', signifies a mandatory (wajib) religious tax applicable to various sources, with the most prevalent being surplus income derived from earnings and [...]

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Have you paid your KHUMS?
  • 23 December 2022
  • 28 Jumada al-Ula 1444

Have you paid your KHUMS?

‘Khums’ literally means ‘one-fifth’. In Islamic law, it refers to an obligatory (wajib) religious tax which one must pay on several things, the most common of which is surplus income from earnings and gains. The amount of khums one must pay on surplus income is 20%. If you’ve never fulfilled this religious obligation before or [...]

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Khums

Khums

‘Khums’ literally means ‘one-fifth’. In Islamic law, it refers to an obligatory (wajib) religious tax which one must pay on several things, the most common of which is surplus income from earnings and gains. The amount of khums one must pay on surplus income is 20%. Khums payments are divided into two equal parts: One [...]

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Sermons by Ayatullah Sayyed Munir al-Khabbaz
  • 25 October 2021
  • 18 Rabiul Awwal 1443

Sermons by Ayatullah Sayyed Munir al-Khabbaz

Is Khums only restricted to war booty and do Shias neglect Zakat? Did the recitation of Dua al-Faraj only start after the Islamic Revolution in Iran? Are the majority of Shi’a ahadith narrated by exaggerating Mughaalis?

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