How To Calculate Zakat On Shares And Inventory? - Halal Finance Guy

Описание: How To Calculate Zakat On Shares And Inventory? Are you curious about how to accurately calculate Zakat on shares and inventory? In this detailed video, we will guide you through the essential steps to ensure your Zakat calculations align with Islamic finance principles. We’ll start by explaining the different types of shares—whether they are held for trading or as long-term investments—and how each impacts your Zakat obligations. You’ll learn how to determine the market value of shares, assess company assets, and apply the correct percentage to fulfill your Zakat duties properly. Additionally, we’ll cover how to handle inventory, including raw materials and finished goods, and the importance of holding inventory for a full lunar year before Zakat is due. We’ll clarify what the Nisab threshold is and how to evaluate your inventory’s value based on current market prices. The video also discusses how to combine all your Zakatable assets, including cash and profits, and the significance of the Zakat year (Haul). Whether you’re a business owner or an individual investor, understanding these calculations helps you fulfill your religious obligations accurately. Join us to learn the proper methods for Zakat on shares and inventory, and subscribe for more guidance on Islamic finance rules.

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