Hatem al-Haj – Fiqh of Worship #59 – Zakat of That Which Comes Out of The Land

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			Allah tala in his book and on the says here in this chapter under the book of Zechariah. That
		
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			is the Catholic management a lot of the or the chapter on this account that which comes out of the
earth or comes out of the land. And basically what comes out of the earth or the land is three
things that come out of the earth or the land. One of them is plant crops. The other one is what
		
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			metals in our mind metals, and the third one is treasure troves if you ever come across them, so,
these are the three things you know, we will talk about us and we will talk about what comes out of
the sea and some of the
		
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			controversial issues. But but the three that are agreed upon, perhaps
		
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			mind metals and treasure troves, Sherif Rahim Allah tala said huduma anonibet there are two types
first plants because he will consider treasures robes and mind methods to be together one type
		
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			of woman about first glance, he says for 30 What is a cat for 30 was the cattlemen who frequently
have been was a Marine, you can work with the her if a foreign government or the rubella from the
polio Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam Lisa, we have been one summer in most of the generations What
are tomberlin sadaqa Hata biloba Hamsa
		
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			as it is obligatory on plants for all grain and fruit that can be measured measured here means
measure the by volume, measured by volume, not by weight measure the by volume, you can is different
from using kale is different from Wesleyan kale is the measure is the measure by volume wasn't is
the measure by a weight however, where we're doing the measurements by weights so that they could be
standardized, they're easier and they could be basically translated into different measures in
different countries that use weights not a volume to measure things you know the difference between
a one liter and one kilogram
		
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			you know one liter is a is a measure of volume, one gallon is a measure of volume or weight volume,
liter gallon versus kilogram pound pounds, okay.
		
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			So, he says
		
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			the Calvin is mandatory on every grain and fruit that can be measured by volume and stored.
		
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			If it comes out of his land,
		
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			if this produced from the land and reaches five also, which is a different type of measure, this is
based on the duration of the prophecy of xlm there is no charity or on grain or fruit until it
reaches 5000 animals generations, no charity on green or dates until it reaches 500 and we will talk
about the west or whisk which is that measure. Now, there there the first thing that we want to talk
about here is so which plants are the cattle which plans are accountable?
		
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			And here, you know, I have my own little inclinations. You know, veer away from my mouth have a
little bit because
		
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			have sort of sort of like new realizations
		
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			that
		
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			the issue is that the difference between a developer honey founder Jim Morris
		
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			In this regard, then you could say that the split is between email defenders or more because the do
more despite the fact that we disagree among themselves on what is exactly is acceptable. They agree
on the concept that certain things are not acceptable, particularly fresh fruits and vegetables, you
know, the more the medication of berries Didn't they don't consider fresh fruits and vegetables
accountable ematic is made a list of 20 things that are is accountable. The shafa is they say that
anything that is non perishable,
		
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			but staples or food are not perishable. And these particular differences will come back when we talk
about trade ban when we talk about other issues as well. But the magic he said, You know that they
mentioned they gave a list of things that are not accountable. There's alpha is these other these
are food staples and they are non perishable than they are as accountable. The Hanbury said not
necessarily food, but what matters here is you Callaway, it is measured by volume and it is non
perishable, non perishable plants or non perishable produce or low produce is usually used for
personal things, but it does not necessarily mean that but non perishable produce that is not that
		
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			that
		
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			non perishable produce that can be stored and measured by volume, these are accountable, and then
they will give you a list of what is acceptable and what's not the capital and so olives, according
to the method, olives are not the capital because even though you store them, they are not usually,
		
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			you know, it is not usual for them to be stored for long periods of time.
		
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			And what do you agree on and that's something that you need to always start with, start with, you
know, points of agreement, and then work out from that consensus. Sometimes the consensus in the
middle is about you know, consensus sometimes is like on the two extremes, and then you work your
way through the differences, but start from where they agree, where did they agree, they agreed on
the four basic things that they must agree on, where the Prophet when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
sends Mahadevan a job at Abu Musab Ansari, to a young man, he said to them not to sada 11 having an
armbar and hentai ear attack tomorrow is the baby don't take charity except don't take charities
		
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			other meanings account here, don't take his account except from these four things, you know, barley,
		
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			wheat, barley, dates and raisins, wheat, barley dates and raisins. So that's what the four things
that they have to agree on. Most of them vast majority of them added corn to this because pretty
much like them.
		
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			But this is this is the point of agreement between the scholars and then they disagreed about other
things, some extended them to like 20 items, some to more some give like particular prerequisites
for something to be accountable, the number hanifa said any produce that comes out of the land that
is that has some benefit. That was basically Hey, planted by humans, for their benefits, whatever
benefits, you know, food, whatever benefits whenever you plant anything in the land, and then you
harvest it or you pick it
		
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			for their benefits, then that is the cattle to the man behind that is the capital to Alibaba honey.
So why did they disagree? Why did they not save us and why did they say that? There is no as a
captain fresh fruits and vegetables.
		
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			Okay, that's a big discussion and I am trying to tell myself now to exhort myself and admonish
myself to not waste the whole hour on this discussion, because you know, it has the potential of
basically consuming the next one hour. But But, but the bottom line is, we have certain reports, we
have certain reports, we have a report for instance, that is of controversial authenticity, where
the prophet SAW Selim said laser productivity sada there is no charity, there is no as a cap binding
on hotrod vegetables you know, as fresh vegetables. And, and then, we also have this hobbies were,
which is that this this was controversial. This is clear, clear, clear statement, but this is
		
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			controversial in terms of authenticity in terms of transmission. But then we have the other Hadith
where the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said the mother and moosari don't take the care except from
these four types.
		
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			But then this one is
		
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			error.
		
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			It's more explicit, you know?
		
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			No, I'm sorry this one is more authentic, but this one is called walk our tie in right, it is a
particular incident, it is a particular incident that may have
		
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			we call it terracotta. Which means that there may be some other reason why the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam said this may be some other reason why he said to modern algebra, Musashi don't take the
charity except from those four things. It is unlike a statement, it is unlike a statement that has
like, you know, subject and predicate and clear statement later for the karate sada if the professor
if this is traceable to the Prophet sallallahu sallam, then that you more will have, you know, just
a clear evidence on their side, no discussion after that.
		
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			But this one is weak in transmission. And if you don't accept to the transmission of this one, then
there is room to basically talk about the implications of his command to Omu, Saraswati and modern
agenda to say that you have to go knock on demand, there is there are possibilities here that the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam did not want to collect, it does occur from those particular from other
than those particular for particular items for some other reason.
		
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			that had to do with CNN, that have to do with
		
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			which is the place
		
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			that has had to do the times have to do with the times and the Sahaba online reports that come from
the Sahaba. But what are they about not taking the cap from who they are also in line with his
statement to a woman Saraswati, but is it a particular incident that had that could have some
		
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			basically other explanation other than being a defined Maxim, no charity to be taken from any
produce, other than those four, keep in mind, even the American surveys are companies, they did not
limit them to those four by theater analogy, they extended this to other things that to them seemed
like those four and they try to brainstorm on what would be like the four types. And then the the,
the one that he said that there are we see here a thread that connects all of those things, they are
all measured by volume, they can all be stored, they are non perishable. The Shafi said they're all
staples of food. The you know in the medic is basically enumerated the different types of
		
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			over in other places, the medical mannequins also give descriptions.
		
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			But But then, remember hanifa contemporary scholars, at least contemporary scholars would say, if we
don't have that statement, that predicated statement later for Cobra wa t sadhaka, from the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam if that is not traceable to the prophet SAW Selim, then we have basically the
profits or something could have been acting in his executive capacity
		
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			as like a can of worms.
		
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			For sure, but but then that is also why as they have should be left for the greatest of all times.
		
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			Because certain things, if we abused them certain concepts or certain principles, if we have used
them, we can certainly walk away from the deed. So when is that when what the prophets are some of
you acting in his prophetic capacity versus his executive capacity, versus his capacity as a judge?
judicial capacity
		
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			among Karachi talks about this, it has been accepted ever since the family therapy that
		
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			not the concept itself did not exist before remember karate, but he's the one who formulated it.
		
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			And it has been accepted thereafter by most of them. So these Yes, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
does sometimes act in his judicial capacity or capacity as a judge and sometimes acts in his
executive capacity, or the capacity as a hacker.
		
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			And that's why he said if you
		
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			basically if you're manipulative in your, in your presentation of your case, you may deceive me and
I may give you something that does not belong to you. And if I do that, I am giving you a piece of a
hot piece of coal from the Hellfire, take it or leave it. So he's clearly saying here sometimes I
work I act in my capacity as a judge. And in this case, you could deceive me if I'm acting in my
capacity as a prophet, you can deceive me but if I lacked my capacity as a judge, you can
		
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			As
		
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			you can see, so was the Prophet was adamant. He said this the model and the job of acting in his
executive capacity. And these were particular circumstances because the Yemen or because of you
know, the times, and these things could change those times are the contemporary scholars would say
that they would say that the member Haneef, his position seems to be more conducive to equity and to
attaining the objectives of the Sharia. Because why are we making a distinction, because nowadays,
things could be easily stored, things can be easily moved around. And if this particular, you know,
we may say that the prophet SAW Santa wanted to encourage people to plant fruits and vegetables,
		
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			because this is Arabia, these things are very hard to keep in our store. And if we also impose the
cat on them, or if we take the cash from them, that will be further discouraging people from
planting those fruits and vegetables that the people need. So it was a way and there's a cap, the
system of the cap does actually pay attention to this
		
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			to these ends or goals, to basically encourage particular
		
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			encourage particular economical endeavors, and discourage particular economic and attitudes. So
systems capacity exists in consideration. So the Prophet saws Well, I'm saying this to encourage
people to basically grow fruits and vegetables. Some of the contemporary scholars say this, and they
say, since things are different nowadays, and since certain crops that are perishable could be a lot
more profitable than crops that are non perishable, that it's more conducive to equity, that we
think there's a cap from everything from every thing, like in our hanifa said, I didn't say any of
them, right, because I'm very Mother, you don't take the cat
		
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			from fruits and vegetables. But anyway that that is the discussion.
		
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			Clear, okay. Next, the The other issue after what should we take is a cap from the other issue is
the issue of nisab.
		
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			And then he said if it reaches five also, and then he goes on to explaining what was his
		
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			in terms of SARS, and in terms of, you know,
		
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			different types of measures. He was from Damascus, he lived in Damascus, he was mcebisi. That's why
he put them on McAleese. He was from Jerusalem, Allah liberated, and then he moved to Damascus.
		
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			So, you know, certainly obviously, he would give you the the mercy measures, but for the sake of
brevity and for the sake of practicality,
		
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			and 653 kilograms.
		
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			one kilogram is 2.2 pounds, you figure it out.
		
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			The multiply by 2.2. You get them in pounds. But 653 the five also was
		
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			is 60 SOS.
		
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			One SA is four modes. One mode is the fill of your two hands, fill your two hands, multiply this by
four, it becomes a song.
		
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			Multiply the 60 by 60. It becomes a was some people
		
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			say what socket is you know, you could anyway, it's easier to say what socket but it was. So 60
sauce
		
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			was 60 sauce.
		
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			Every wasabi is about what? So you have
		
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			so five times 60 is 300. The there is some fraction here. That's a little bit controversial. What is
it two point what kilograms manesar is the fraction is controversial. But anyway, five times 60 is
300 times two is 653 came from this fraction that's a little controversial, but 2.2 2.1 something
anyway
		
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			653 kilograms is the neighborhood.
		
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			It is completely impossible to be completely exact about it. That is why a little bit of a
difference. He should be cautious with a little bit of a difference, like 652.5 or something
		
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			Okay. So, that is the nisab which is the capital threshold which is the socketable minimum, that is
the socketable threshold the socketable minimum
		
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			then the she accept where they will also rates now we will talk about the rates of the cat here we
are double or shuru, female Sophia Mina Santa was to you. One is for luxury female Sophia be
comforting cat the value one now, there's a cat that must be paid and that is 10% for that, for what
what has been watered by rain or water sources that flow to the land without effort and 5% for what
has been irrigated with efforts such as bringing water,
		
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			by irrigation equipment or on the backs of camels, who are other beasts of burden, because the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam said female Socrates were female Sophia would not have been not heinous
for a large female sakata sama our you know, kind of a three and illogical female, Sophia but not at
this form allows whatever is irrigated by rain by water that flows from springs or through the roots
to you know, it has deep roots that gets the water from the ground from the ground water through the
that's the after astray, is the one that gets the drinks the water through his roots. So, all of
this stuff that does not require a great effort that does not require expenses, you know, would keep
		
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			in mind, non annual expenses, non recurring expenses are not considered an expense are not
considered expenses. So if you make channels to get the water to your land, that is not considered a
recurrent expense. So if those challenges you make them one time, and then they work for the rest of
your life, you pay 10%, not 5%. The expenses that are meant here are very current expenses with
every crop. So the with every year, recurrent expenses, every time you irrigate the land, you need
to use equipment, you need to use beasts of burden, to carry the water to the land and to sprinkle
the water in the land.
		
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			But if this is a one time expense, it is not considered an expense that will exempt you from the 10%
and lower your rates from 10% to 5%. If you encounter recurrent, if you have recurrent expenses,
then here's a capital drop from 10% to 5%.
		
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			Keep in mind, you know that you know what truly, truly, truly like you know,
		
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			when I talk to you about the fact of inheritance, and you know, I've mentioned this as someone who
was talking about the fact of inheritance and Islam and the protection and the completeness of the
fact of inheritance in Islam, and it's a law professor from
		
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			the UK,
		
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			from 19th century us writing about Mahatma Mohammedan laws of inheritance. And he said that this is
something to marvel at, not only if you're a practicing lawyer, but just for your intellectual
enjoyment. Just look at the system of inheritance, that is the most perfect, most refined, that we
ever received from ancient times from antiquity.
		
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			So but is not limited to this. You see all the laws within 13 years have the Prophetic Mission in
Medina, all of those laws have been put together and communicated to the community you know, or to
the society.
		
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			That is miraculous. That is truly miraculous. You know, we can come back, just volume wise, is what
he was. Forget about. You know what this professor said about the perfection and about the beauty
and about the intellectual splendor and all of that stuff. Volume wise is miraculous. Volume wise is
miraculous. Can you imagine one man within 13 years to put together laws about everything, you know,
and hand them over to
		
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			the next generations of Islam that is in and of itself miraculous volume wise, without even paying
attention to the their the quality or their perfection.
		
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			So the Prophet masala wanted
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala wanted by this legislation by making two different faiths, for it as a
Catholic, they recognize that
		
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			there are the different expenses, certainly you're not going to be tailor this to individuals
because no laws do this. And the law that theaters individuals is not a mall to begin with. He can't
make laws that are customizable to individuals.
		
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			But the laws will have to recognize to the, you know, as much as possible, the differences between
people in different circumstances, different variables. And here, the law recognizes that, you know,
agricultural endeavors are not all the same when it comes to expenses, and it comes through effort.
		
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			Okay, so 10% and 5%, what about if it is half of the year and half of the year half of the year you
irrigate by rain and half of the year you need to get the other to your,
		
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			to your man, by equipment or by beasts of burden? Or do you do
		
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			7.5% Yes.
		
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			But what about if it is like eight months and four months or not eight months is the season you
know, like 60% of the season.
		
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			You're irrigating by rain 640 percent of the season, you're irrigating by
		
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			what whatever is, you know, hit here, whatever is
		
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			whatever will contribute more to the growth of the plants and flowers. And
		
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			so axon and whatever is what contributes more to the growth of the plants, you will be considered to
have this side 10% or 5%, if it is not like half and half. But then like at 20, whenever we're
growing, it's not about time, it's about the effect on the growth of the plants. Then the chief said
whatever better sallahu temporary for for summer,
		
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			was that don't have water, but the cup becomes obligatory when the fruit appears ripe, and the grain
has matured.
		
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			Ripe is is variable, ripe means ready to be consumed, and ready to be consumed. Sometimes in certain
types of produce, it is about the color and certain types of produce, it's about the consistency
certain types of produce, it's about the taste. So whenever they're ready for use, that is what this
means. And that is when does occur becomes obligatory, what does it mean? There's a cap becomes
obligatory. So what do we mean by this, that, you know, stuff now is still in the field.
		
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			You can imagine that this would be what corn, okay?
		
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			The corn now is still in the field,
		
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			corn,
		
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			corn.
		
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			So you can imagine that this is then now in the field, but it's ready to be consumed, ready to be
consumed. Okay guys, now obligatory whatever, whatever it means, what it becomes now binding, but it
does not become finally binding in the hand very massive until you take it to the silos
		
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			or you take it to the storage places, you move them to storage places. What about from here to
there? What Why do we have two different times binding when they arrived? Finally established the
obligation of the guy when you take them here? So what about someone who lost his crops here lost
his crops here by negligence, like a negligent farmer who lost all the crops here or buy like a
natural calamity beyond his control, before the became right before they became right. How much is
the currency need to pay nothing, because they cannot become binding gear. They cannot become
binding gear. Now we're now this became ripe, ready to be used,
		
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			ready to be used right ready to be used or consumed.
		
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			And now
		
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			Because of your negligence
		
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			or because of just like whatever,
		
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			recklessness anything
		
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			you lost your crops.
		
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			What is what how much is the cap?
		
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			You'll have to physically
		
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			know I said negligence or recklessness, negligence or recklessness.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			What about if you're negligent or reckless here after you took the stuff to your silos, you're
negligent or reckless and you lost your crops, well obviously if the everything if it is if you're
liable here then you must be liable there as well because this is now finally established, okay. The
difference here is what about if a calamity befalls your crops before the calamity befalls you
perhaps here Nothing is binding on you. calamity befalls your crops here after they are ripe.
		
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			After they arrive by calamity befalls the crops before harvesting or picking and before taking them
to their storage place. Nothing is binding you know, it's like a calamity befalls your crops here,
you have to base again because the cap now became finally established, you should have given it out
to the poor, immediately, you know, any delay, you're responsible. Finally, finally established here
when they reach their storage places your silos, the failures occur has become finally established,
you lose them after going into your silos
		
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			for any reason, you have to pay a visit cap it's a debt that you owe to Allah.
		
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			Okay. So, that is the thing about the obligation of his account how it is two tiered and the family
must have
		
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			when they arrive, and after you take them to the storage place. And then the sheikh said when I open
it will have
		
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			a llama software, wallet famara
		
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			ilaya visa, he does not want does not set the grain aside as payment until it has been thrashed. And
likewise, you know, the
		
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			the what the patient
		
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			what is
		
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			the pill or something, not every pill, but the removable pill, whatever is fresh, you know, the, the
grains have to be thrashed, before you give the gift as a cut out.
		
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			And the fruits also have to be dry. So you give this account out in the form of he gives us a calf
out because you don't want to give this why is this because you don't want to get you know don't
give this a calf to the poor people and they have to do the work for you you have to do the
threshing they have to do the dry because if you give them ripe dates for instance he gives them
right data are gonna do with this they have to eat all the stuff now. But if you dry them or you dry
the grapes make them raisins, then the poor people can keep them for keep the stuff for months or
without needing to do it themselves. So you need to basically give us a cutout delivered as a
		
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			capital for people in a form that would suit their needs, the storable stuff.
		
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			Who there are certain nuances here are certain nuances. What if What if
		
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			you sell the you sell the crop before you harvest it?
		
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			You already sold it. You already sold it.
		
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			Can you give or
		
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			hand there are the other scenario also when you have certain types of grapes that don't become
raisins. Don't turn into raisins. For instance, when what do you do with those. So in the hands of
animals all the time, you will have to give dates, dry dates or dry raisins according to the
authorized position. According to a less popular position chosen by vinita Mia Rahim Allah, if you
sold it, you can give 10% of the price that you collect.
		
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			And you don't have to go out of your way to buy dates. And if the reasons Do not turn if the grapes
don't turn into raisins, you could give us a cat out in the form of grapes. Because these what this
is whatever I have, this is my crop this
		
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			Whatever I produce, it doesn't turn into raisins. So I will give them percent of it in the cap in
the form of grapes.
		
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			When he said well as a capital V my xe boohooman McGahan hub your summer Well, after lockout, I will
look up. We talked about earlier 100 on the Hassan II, there is no Zakat on what one collects of the
permissible for public use grains, or fruit that grows in the wild without cultivation.
		
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			For items that have been found, or picked up, or wages for harvesting, wages for harvesting,
		
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			all of this is dependent on the time of obligation, the time of obligation is here, this became
ripe. Now whoever owns at this time, whoever owns the crops at this time, when the obligation who
became buying them
		
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			is the one who's responsible to pay there's a cap. Now, after they harvest the crops, if someone
collects the grains on the ground, and collects a lot more than five out of from off the ground.
More than five hours off the ground, knows a cat on this person. Because there's a cap has become
obligatory here, but became binding here.
		
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			So whoever owns at this time is the only one responsible for Zika.
		
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			Afterwards, you're not responsible for Zika. Also, if you know you help in the harvest thing, and
the landowner tells you, I will give you an exchange for your efforts. I will give you six
		
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			which is more than Minnesota. GOP is a cat on the No, because only the owner of the crops at the
time the crops became ripe ready for consumption is the one who will have to pay zakat.
		
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			Then the chief said what are you done musen fundamental hobby what was summer elevate, he took me to
the sub for in Ghana's infant, hidden Metallica and work more for fizika tomorrow monetary fare, one
kind of grain or fruit does not get added to another to complete on a sub. However, if there is one
kind that has different varieties, like the various sorts of dates, there would be a cap on it. And
that's the sort of the concept of the genre and the species and you know, the French stuff. So if it
is one gins, if it is one Jameson but different types within the same jeans, like different types of
dates, you add them up. And if that if they're in if they are in their entirety, more than five
		
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			hours up, you give this again. But if you have if you split your land up between different types of
crops, and you have four hours of updates, for our stock of grapes, for our stock of corn, for our
syrup of barley,
		
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			you give it as a cat because you have 16 also, No you don't, because every type has its own
different muscle, every genes has its own different muscle.
		
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			So and then he said, we'll have a German call in our nzqa, who inaccurate the day the nanobody just
what
		
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			one must base a cat from each kind. If one pays a good kind as a cat for a bad kind, it is
permissible, but not vice versa. And one would deserve any word from Allah like a reward in the
Hereafter, or any word in the hereafter. So you have different types of dates. And you have like for
four hours of this type of date, three hours of that type of dates, two hours of the type of dates.
And like he said, it is preferable that you give 10% of the four out of five a type 10% of the three
ounces of type B and 10% of the two hours of Type C However, if that's too much of like a hassle for
you give whatever you need to give 10% of the total out of one type. However, that type cannot be
		
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			the backside has to be the good type. If you must do this and then you get a reward from Allah. I
mean, if you wanted to do it fairly and you want to do it equitably, completely, that's fine. It's
up to you 10% of this 10% of that.
		
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			In prison, but if you want to give, there's too much of a hassle and you want to give how to one
type. It's obvious that Allah said when I say have normal hobbies I mean we don't frequent or lessen
the activity, a lot of middle fee that you don't give out of your bad crops for charity, you give
the poor continental Vera Coleman Metro board, you know, you will not have better or righteousness,
virtue and 30 spend out of that which you love out of that which you value.
		
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			Okay, now we're done with the second set of plans. Next, the sheriff is talking about my iron ore
metals, mined metals and now authored in Madden. Madden, you know, the network admin is what
		
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			means Arden here means what? stability establishment settlement, it's a place of settlement. So
		
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			Madden is called Madden because it settles in the ground it is settled stablished in the ground.
That is why it's called Madden
		
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			is isn't necessarily a metal or not that is what we will discuss here. The chief said for
monosaccharides I mean maddening Mesaba means that I will fit the nappy metal who that is why I will
I will suffer I will have it I will highly value whoever extracts on itself of metal
		
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			of gold or silver, where our value equal to the this nisab in precious metals such as coal, copper,
		
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			antimony, you know,
		
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			an iron must face a cat on it must have a cat on it.
		
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			The magic is under shafa. He said only golden silver.
		
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			The Hanafi is took a step further than them and said all impression impressionable metals
		
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			that can be cast, impressionable metals that can be cast.
		
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			The hand berries went out all the way and said everything that comes out of the land that does not
belong to the
		
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			nature, usual nature of the land, not sand, not rocks. You know, anything that is in the land that
does not belong to the surrounding land is sort of the natural
		
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			sort of
		
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			substance of the land is the capital, whether it is gold or silver, or impressionable metals, or
even liquid stuff, anything. Anything valuable that comes out of the land? Depends on
		
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			it, don't you love the hammer is that really because that really is
		
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			also like a more cluster, the type of
		
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			understanding. So anything that has value, there is no reason to make a distinction between
something and something that is more profitable, you know, between something just just because it is
impressionable and are impressionable, just because it's gold and silver, what if it is more
profitable.
		
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			Because if the Prophet is the one who made the distinction, we say Santa Ana, if the Prophet did not
make the distinction, then we use our reasoning here.
		
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			logical reasoning is really, really, really important.
		
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			Just after understanding this, because once you give up your reason, you've just given up too much
he will be a loser.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			It is so then then, then you understand this disagreement, right?
		
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			So anyone who owns any extracts anything from the land that does not belong to the land, will have
but this these are private entities, private entities, because we're gonna be talking about who is
liable to pay the cat we said private entities, you know, individuals are liable to pay these
accounts.
		
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			And then the chief said whether you agree to elaborate a sub key artisphere account is not to be
paid until after it has been cast and refined, cast and refined because again, you don't give the
poor people stuff that he just got out of the land and has not been, you know, they don't know what
to do with it. So
		
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			bought a circuitous fee, you estimate that this is the amount that needs to be given out.
		
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			When I say one more john Wallenberg was semuc. Well
		
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			Say a few men say the barrier. But what if you say and men say that very well, but there is no as a
cat on pearls corner amber or fish, or on what is hunted on the land or fished from the sea. There
is another important embedding madlab, which we may also like, and that is like abusive report that
would make Zakat binding on amber Cora, whatever it is that's come out of the sea, they are stem as
a capital, you could say that, you know, as a capital because there is nothing that came from the
profits or somehow involved in, but what's the difference between sea and land, you could say that
sea air requires a lot of Mohatta risk taking.
		
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			And then the reason why it is exempt from Zika, according to the former's I have authorized the view
of the form of him is that, you know, the precious
		
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			precious metals and stones that come out of the sea or naza capital, but it is one reporting habit
that is not authorized if you hand it is the position of the member abuse of the disciple of a man
behind you. So
		
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			anyway, some controversy here. But every site could try to support their position with rational
reason.
		
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			But certainly, like whatever you hunt is not any fish is not the cattle.
		
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			And then finally, is that clear? Now, keep in mind that in our hanifa, remember hanifa considers
		
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			because we didn't talk here about the sub, he said the sub sub is what the sub is equal to the sub
of golden silver. So if the value of the metals that you extracted from the land value of the metals
that you extract from the land,
		
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			in one attempt, or for from one on earth in one attempt without disruption
		
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			is equal to 85 grams of gold is equal to 85 grams of gold, that is the capital according to the
honeyberries according to the HANA fees, according to the HANA fees,
		
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			it is compatible whether or not it reaches 85 grams of gold. Well, if you get the amount that is
equal to 70 grams of gold out of the line, the hanafis will tell you the capital,
		
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			the capital, and the HANA fees will tell you 20%
		
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			not 2.5% honeyberries 2.5%. Just like the medic isn't sapphires, because they say it is just like
golden silver. If gold and silver are usually 2.5% metals are like gold and silver. And so for the
Hanafi say no, this is just coming out of the land, you will pay to put 20% now, and if you keep the
gold and silver next year, you'll pay the 2.5% but since it just came out of the land, it is 20%
Why? Because their understanding of the Hadith of the prophets of Solomon Frederick as a homos hero
requires meaning treasure troves to the moon, it means to the hafeez anything that comes out of
land, any valuable thing that comes out of the land, then, homos, which means 120 percent is
		
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			binding. So the HANA fees took this to mean that anything that comes out of the land, not just
treasure troves, but also mind methods, the demorest have no mind metals are nothing like thriller
tropes. treasure troves is someone is looking for stuff and then he like dig a little bit and you
find like a treasure. So 20% but mind metals is requires a lot of effort requires a lot of work to
mine those metals, then there's a cap binding on them is 2.5% encourage those in economical
endeavors.
		
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			You know, searching for metals and stuff like that.
		
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			And then the chief said, well, Frederick acid homeless, no one can mean a man
		
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			or woman who must live will say, whether P. Diddy does a cat on buried treasures, from the pre
Islamic period of ignorance is one fifth of what is found, regardless of what kind of property it
is, whether it is small, or large. NML its recipients
		
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			are the same as the recipients of the war booty gained without fighting and fake war booty gained
without fighting.
		
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			And the rest belongs to the one who finds it. So that masterful fire is everything. He said he
delights everything in the cause of Allah subhanaw taala so you can build bridges through anything
from
		
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			muster different faith. But first, what is a recast the prophet SAW Selim was approached by a man
who found the treasure and the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said to him magetta who ficaria in the
school nothing fara Formosa topia, Coronavirus, kunafa, Frederick Azur homos, whatever you find in a
land that is inhabited is then announcing announcing
		
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			and we will talk about this in the section of financial transactions for financial transactions in
detail, because there is a chapter for lopata in the financial transactions for now,
		
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			we will not talk about this in detail, but it has to be announced for a year before you acquire it
before it becomes yours. But, but even if the owner rightful owner showed up later, you will still
have to pay him.
		
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			But, he the profit center, if you find it in a land that is inhabited find it in town when he
announced it, and if you find it online that is not inhabited. But the scholars also added that it
has to indicate it has to show that this is a treasure from the time of day hid a
		
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			treasure from the if it has any indication that this is from the time of Islam has to be announced.
Because if it is, you know, find somebody who owns it, who will claim it. So, if you find the
treasure trove, then the profits are sometimes at a fee for fear of reprisal foremost then 20% one
fifth to 20% is binding the binding Elian,
		
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			the Hanban is agreed here that there is known as law there is no minimum there is no as a cap
threshold. Only time when there is known as up in the Hanbury Meza is what
		
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			the only time when there is known as solvent embedding as well as what
		
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			treasure troops
		
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			and the Hanafi is the also activists mind metals. But in the Hanbury must have only the only time is
treasure trove, because they figure you know the whole list say you just you're looking you're
playing in the sand and you found like 60 grams of gold. You know that 20% goes to charity, because
it's to show gratitude, it's a minute from Allah like you're just playing in the sand and so that is
why they don't require the sub for this and that is why there's a cap rates are extremely high 20%
will have to go to charity here
		
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			and that's it. I guess we're done with this and next time inshallah we will have the cat of a knock
diner, there's a lot of currency which may be more of more practical sort of use for you.