Pertemuan Ke-8 Dauroh Kitab Fathul Qorib (5 Februari 2026)

Zakat Tijarah (Trade Assets) Calculation
📌 If trade capital (money used for business) is continually reinvested (e.g., buying goods in Muharram and further purchases with profit later), the haul (one-year mark) follows the initial capital's date.
💰 If profits made later are used to buy more goods, the profit earned within that year also falls under the same haul period as the initial capital, even if less than a full year passed since the profit was realized.

Obligation of Zakat Fitrah (Alms for Breaking the Fast)
🔑 Zakat Fitrah is obligatory for a Muslim who is alive from the sunset of the last day of Ramadan until the start of Syawal (Eid al-Fitr).
☪️ It is not obligatory for a native-born non-Muslim (kafir asli), but it is obligatory for a Muslim to pay it for their Muslim slave or Muslim dependents (like aged parents supported by a child).
🍞 The amount due is **one *shā'* (approximately 2.4 to 3 kilograms)** of the staple food of the region, paid for oneself and all Muslim dependents one is obligated to support.

Distribution of Zakat (The Eight Categories - *Asnāf*)
🔗 Zakat is distributed among eight categories mentioned in the Quran: the poor (*fuqarā’*), the needy (*masākīn*), administrators (*'āmilīn*), those whose hearts are to be reconciled (*mu'allafati qulūbuhum*), freeing slaves (*firqābi*), debtors (*ghārimīn*), those striving in the cause of Allah (*fī sabīlillāh*), and the traveler (*ibnu sabīl*).
👥 Generally, Zakat should be given to a minimum of three people from each category if available; however, for 'āmilīn (administrators), one person suffices if they can manage the collection and distribution.

Prohibitions on Receiving Zakat
🚫 Five groups are prohibited from receiving Zakat: the wealthy (having wealth or means of earning to cover needs), slaves, members of Banu Hāshim and Banu Mu'talib (due to eligibility for *khumusul khumus*), those receiving regular stipends from the state treasury (*diwān al-murtaziqah*), and non-Muslims.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A person paying Zakat cannot give it to their direct dependents (like children) under the categories of *faqīr* or *miskīn*, but they can give it to them under a different category, such as *ghārimīn* (debtor) if applicable.

Fasting Regulations (Kitab As-Siyām)
🌙 Fasting (*ṣiyām*) means abstaining from things that break the fast with a specific intention throughout the daylight hours, required for a sane, adult Muslim who is purified from menstruation/post-natal bleeding.
🚫 Ten things invalidate the fast, including intentional eating/drinking, intentional sexual intercourse, intentional vomiting, and the onset of menstruation or apostasy.
☀️ It is Sunnah to hasten the breaking of the fast (eating dates or water first) and delay the pre-dawn meal (suhūr).

Itikāf (Seclusion in the Mosque)
🕌 *I'tikāf* (seclusion) is linguistically defined as staying put, and religiously, it is residing in a mosque with a specific intention. It is a highly recommended Sunnah, especially during the last ten days of Ramadan to seek *Laylatul Qadr*.
🛑 For a vowed (*manzhūr*) *I'tikāf*, one cannot leave the mosque except for necessary needs like relieving oneself, performing *ghusl* (ritual bath for major impurity), or due to severe illness that prevents staying.

Hajj Obligations and Conditions
🕋 The obligation of Hajj requires seven conditions: Islam, being an adult, being sane, having provision/means (*wujūd al-zād*), having accommodation (*wujūd al-maskan*), having transportation (*wujūd ar-rāhilah*) if the distance is two *marhalahs* (approx. 84 km) or more, and safety of the route (*amn al-ṭarīq*).
⏳ The possibility (*imkān*) of performing Hajj requires that there is enough time remaining between acquiring provisions/transport and the start of the Hajj rituals to complete the journey.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ For Zakat Tijarah, capital and profits are generally tied to the initial haul date if the funds are continuously rotated in business.
➡️ Zakat Fitrah is obligatory based on being alive at the sunset preceding Eid al-Fitr; being born after sunset on the last day of Ramadan means the obligation does not apply.
➡️ If a person intentionally breaks the fast during Ramadan due to sexual intercourse, the penance (*kaffārah*) is freeing a believing slave, then fasting for two consecutive months (60 days), or feeding 60 poor/needy people.
➡️ For those unable to fast due to chronic illness or extreme old age, they must pay Fidyah (feeding one poor person per missed day) if they cannot make up the fast later (e.g., due to terminal illness).
➡️ Followers should adhere to the official government pronouncements regarding moon sighting (*rukyatul hilāl*) for national unity in religious timings like Ramadan and Eid.

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