AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
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Obligatory giving of alms to support people in need.
Revise: Five Pillars and Obligatory ActsZakah is obligatory almsgiving. It puts religious responsibility into practice by supporting people in need.
- Revise: Zakah
Obligatory almsgiving in Islam: Muslims with sufficient qualifying wealth give a share to support eligible recipients.
- Revise: Views on Lawbreakers
The obligatory giving of a proportion of wealth by eligible Muslims to help people in need.
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- Revise: Contrasting Religious Beliefs on the Uses of Wealth
- Revise: Social Justice
Obligatory giving in Islam that supports people in need; one of the Five Pillars.
- Revise: Attitudes Towards Wealth
Obligatory giving in Islam, normally 2.5% of qualifying wealth annually, to support eligible recipients, including people in need; one of the Five Pillars.
- Revise: Responsibilities of Wealth
Obligatory charitable giving in Islam, through which eligible Muslims share wealth with those entitled to receive it.
- Revise: Charity
Obligatory charitable giving by eligible Muslims, one of the Five Pillars of Islam.