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Question:Are voluntary alms an essential act of a believer?

Question:How should one spend his wealth? Is any order of preference prescribed for spending our wealth?

Question:What is the reprisal in the sight of Allah for hoarding wealth or being tight-fisted?

Question:How your alms or charity are rendered vain?

Question:Can we attribute alms or charity to any one except Allah?

Question:What is Allah’s warning to those who avoid spending wealth in His cause?

Question:What and how much should be given as alms?

Question:It is common for the people to offer charity if it does not harm their interest, for example, giving things no longer desired, or disliked, out of style, or no longer fit for use.
But what level of generosity is essential for purification and attainment of righteousness according to the Quran?

Question:How is the charity destroyed by reminding one of an obligation or expressing reproach?

Question:How to spend in the name of Allah?

Question:Are the alms given by the poor inferior to those given by the rich? Has Allah warned not to make fun of the alms given by the poor?

Question:What is the reward for giving alms?

Question:What about those people who spend wealth in order to show off?

Question:Who deserves alms?

Question:Does the Quran prohibit offering charity of something which hurts the self respect of the recipient or is bad?

Question:Is it necessary that one should not expect gratitude or hurt after giving alms in order to be eligible for reward from Allah?

Question:Which one is closer to God: giving charity publicly or secretly?

Question:What is the legal obligation for disbursing alms?

Question:What is Allah’s promise to those who feed poors, orphans and the captives?

Question:Does the Quran recommend giving alms to those who do not importune?

Question:Is it better to abstain from charity than expressing reproach or causing injury afterwards?

Question:How does Allah define the similitude of those who spend in his name?

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