A tenth is due on every crop plant irrigated by rainwater or by natural flow, except firewood, reed, and grass—without condition of niṣāb, ḥawl, intellect, or majority.
Chapter on zakāt on crops and on ṣadaqa recipients
A tenth is due on every crop plant irrigated by rainwater or by natural flow, except firewood, reed, and grass—without condition of niṣāb, ḥawl, intellect, or majority.
If he makes his land rain-fed, channel-fed, or flood-dependent, a tenth is due on it.
What is irrigated by water-wheel or water-lift: half a tenth applies.
If it is irrigated by natural flow and by water-lift, the ruling follows whichever mode covers most of the year.
On honey the tenth [applies], even if found in the mountain like fruit thereon; workers’ wages and oxen upkeep are not deducted before the tenth.
Nothing is due on tar or crude oil, and Allah knows best.
The outlets of zakāt and the tenth are seven: the poor (faqīr): he who possesses the least of anything.
The needy (misqīn): he who has nothing; and it is said: the reverse.
The agent [collector], if not a Hāshimī—even if he is rich.
The mukātab.
The debtor.
The cut-off warrior.
And it is said: the cut-off pilgrim.
He whose wealth is far from him.
The owner may distribute across all the outlets or restrict to some of them.
It is not paid to a rich person even if his niṣāb is non-appreciating.
Nor to a dhimmī—unlike other than zakāt.
A mosque is not built from it.
Nor is a dead person shrouded from it, nor his debt paid.
Nor is a slave manumitted with it.
Nor may the payer give it to his ascendants or descendants, his wife or her husband, his mukātab or mudabbar, his child’s mother, or a slave partly manumitted.
Nor to a rich person’s slave and his small child—unlike his wife.
Nor to a Hāshimī and his mawlā.
If he thought him an outlet and gave to him but erred, it does not discharge him except regarding his mukātab.
If he gave while doubtful, it does not discharge except after verifying that he is an outlet.
Giving one person an entire niṣāb from zakāt is disliked.
Transferring it is disliked except to someone nearer or needier.