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Fatwa Mengenai Hukum Zakat ke atas Emas yang Digadaikan di Syarikat Pajak Gadai

Is zakat obligatory on gold pawned at a pawn company?

Short answer

Pawned gold is classified as saved gold, so zakat is obligatory on it once nisab and haul are reached.

PenangFatwa committee decision

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Authority
Penang State Mufti Department
Status
Fatwa committee decision
Series
Himpunan Fatwa (Warta)
Topic
Zakat

No evidence of gazettement in the source — this is not a gazetted fatwa.

Summary

Pawned gold is classified as saved gold, so zakat is obligatory on it once nisab and haul are reached. If the gold was pawned out of necessity, zakat applies to the remaining gold still in the pawnor's full possession after deducting storage costs. If it was pawned out of desire rather than necessity, zakat is obligatory on the entire pawned gold with no related costs deducted.

Written in our own words from the original fatwa — check the source before acting on it.

Emas yang digadai dikategorikan sebagai emas simpanan dan hukum zakat ke atasnya adalah wajib setelah mencapai nisab dan haul berdasarkan kepada dua (2) situasi berikut:

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Penang State Mufti Department. “Fatwa Mengenai Hukum Zakat ke atas Emas yang Digadaikan di Syarikat Pajak Gadai”, date not stated. https://mufti.penang.gov.my/index.php/awam/fatwa-1/himpunan-fatwa#fatwa-mengenai-hukum-zakat-ke-atas-emas-yang-digadaikan-di-syarikat-pajak-gadai. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/zakat-on-gold-pawned-at-pawnshop/

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