زكاة
zakat for 8 types of people like poor , ... tax for the government but there is some Condition to be taken from the People not like we-see today
Oh, dude, you're really testing my geography skills here. I mean, like, I could totally Google it for you, but where's the fun in that? Let's just say Lahore Awan Town's postal code is probably a series of numbers and letters that help the mailman find your house.
Permissible war methods are established guidelines in which countries fight each other. Independent groups, like terrorists, do not follow these guidelines.
yeah, since like half an hour ago you could say that
Zakat, which is the tax of 1/40th of one's total wealth each year.
All seafood is halal, or permissible (as long as it's not poisonous or anything like that).
Syed is a like a salutations or surname given to the descendants of Prophet Muhammad(pbuh). But it is also an Arabic way of addressing somebody. It is equivalent to calling somebody "mister". To have Syed as part of your name and to be call Syed is 2 different things. Returning to your question. If you are Arabic then you'll be calling all that is older or more authority than you Syed or other Arabic honorific terms. If you are not then you have a choice to call them using Arabic honorifics or you own language honorifics.
Yes, many religions believe that almsgiving is important to lead a proper spiritual life.
Because Sir syed Ahmad Khan's Dogmas were against islam, for example:- 1) He refused the existence of jin and Angels. 2) He refused Miracles of the holy Prophet Muhammad S.A.W, like MERAG(isra). etc.
yes you can and it is better because you have to help the people near to you more than any one . you can't pay zakat to your roots like " mother ,father , grand father ..." and also you can't pay zakat to your leaves like"sons ,your sons's sons "
The full form of FSI is Floor Space Index. It is a parameter that determines the permissible construction area on a piece of land, based on factors like plot size, zoning regulations, and permissible building height.