Part III: Inquiries, Comments, and Misconceptions

Inquiries, Comments, and Misconceptions

In this final chapter, which is the conclusion of the book, we will address some of the problems and queries that may come to mind or be circulated among the believers from time to time. We will touch upon clarifying and explaining them, and presenting some recommendations and directives, so that the process of disbursing religious funds is correct and placed in its proper and rightful place, while simultaneously being true to the intention, which is seeking proximity to Allah Almighty.

In this part

1. How Do I Pay Khums?
2. Why Must Khums Be Paid Exclusively to the Jurist or His Representative?
3. Following the Passing of a Jurist, Who Receives the Funds?
4. Khums and Tax Deductions
5. The Religiously-Authorized Representative (Al-Wakil al-Shar'i)
6. What Are the Avenues for Spending Khums by the Religious Leadership?
7. How Do I Pay Khums to a School or Islamic Center Locally?
8. Am I Permitted to Send My Khums Out of the Country?
9. Appendix