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چینش :حروف الفباشماره مسئله
مسئله شماره 1525Profits of Business

Khums on Bank Prizes

Issue No. 1525- The prizes given to savings accounts in banks will be halal, if there is no agreement between the depositor and the bank with regard to the prize then if a year passes on the prize, the obligatory precaution is to pay its khums. This is when the depositor does not consider himself entitled to the prize; rather the depositary himself gives prizes to encourage the depositors.

مسئله شماره 1528Mine

Mine is Eligible for Khums under any Circumstances

Issue No. 1528- Khums should be paid on minerals whether the mine is on the ground, or under it, and whether it is located in an owned land or at a place which has no owner, whether the extractor is a Muslim or non-Muslim, or is mature or not. In case the mineral is acquired by a child, his legal guardian should pay khums on it.

مسئله شماره 1529Mine

The Expenses of Extracting Mine

Issue No. 1529- The mining expenses and refining costs (if necessary) and also the rent that is paid on the mine are deducted from it, and khums should be given on the remainder. However, the annual expenditure is not deducted from the profit of the mine.

مسئله شماره 1530Mine

One Mine has Several Owners

Issue No. 1530- If several persons are involved in extracting from a mine, they should, as an obligatory precaution, pay khums on it after deducting the expenditure from it irrespective of whether the extracted material is less or more.

مسئله شماره 1531Mine

Mine has been Located in other Person's Land

Issue No. 1531- If a person extracts a mineral from the land belonging to another person, it belongs to the owner of the land. And as the owner of the land has not spent anything for extracting it, he [the owner] should pay khums on the entire quantity taken out of the mine. However, if extraction has been carried out by his order, the expenditure should be deducted from the profit of the mine.

مسئله شماره 1532Mine

Big Mines have been Located in a Mubah

Issue No. 1532- If a mine is massive and located on a mubāḥ or an owned land, a Mujtahid or his representative has the right to supervise the extraction and the expenditure of the minerals for the needs of Muslims. In such a case, the extractors should observe the views of the Mujtahid or his representative.

مسئله شماره 1535Treasure-Trove

Rules Regarding Treasure-trove Fount in Other’s Land

Issue No. 1535- If a person finds treasure in a land which does not belong to anyone, and the owner of the treasure is not known at all, it becomes his property and he should pay khums on it. And also, if a person finds a treasure in a land which he has purchased from another person and knows that it does not belong to the previous owners of the land, it becomes his own property and he should pay khums on it. In case however, one considers it probable that it belongs to one of them he should, on the basis of obligatory precaution, inform that person about it and if becomes known that it does not belong to him, he should inform the person who owned the land before him. And in the same way he should inform all the persons who were owners of that land earlier. If it turns out that the treasure does not belong to any one of them, it becomes his own property, and he should pay khums on it.

مسئله شماره 1636Treasure-Trove

Nisab of Treasure

Issue No. 1536- The taxable limit of a treasure is 105 mithqāls (362.88 gms) of silver if it is silver and 15 mithqāls [1](51.84 gms) of gold if it is gold. This means that if the value of anything found as treasure is equal to this amount, it will be obligatory to pay khums on it, but if it is less than that, it will not be obligatory to pay khums on it. And if its value is not equal to 15 mithqāls of gold, but is equal to 105 mithqāls of silver, it is still liable to khums, and the same rule applies to the contrary.

مسئله شماره 1537Treasure-Trove

Criterion for One Treasure-Trove and Several Treasure-Troves

Issue No. 1537- If a person finds wealth in a number of containers buried in one place, and its total value reaches the taxable limit, he should pay khums on it. However, if he finds several treasures at different places, khums is due on those whose value reaches the taxable limit, and it is not necessary to add them up.

مسئله شماره 1539Treasure-Trove

SharedTreasure-Troves

Issue No. 1539- If two or more people find a treasure, they will share it and they will act according to the agreement they have made; and if the share of each one of them reaches the taxable limit, it will be liable to khums.

مسئله شماره 1540Treasure-Trove

Valuables Property Found in Animal’s Gut

Issue No. 1540- If a person purchases an animal, and finds some wealth in its belly, and if he considers it probable that it could belong to the seller, he should, as an obligatory precaution, inform him about it, and if it turns out that it is not his, he should inform the previous owners, and if it turns out that it does not belong to any of them, it will become his own property and the recommended precaution is that he should pay its khums according to the rules prescribed for the khums of minerals, whether its value reaches a taxable limit or not.

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