Lesson 1: Introduction to zakāt

Lesson 2: the condition of being a Muslim and different types of disbelievers

Lesson 3: having reached puberty being sane and free (from slavery)

Lesson 4: having control of the wealth and being a person who has reached the nisab threshold

Lesson 5: the nisab being free from any debts loans etc

Lesson 6: having the essentials of living and what are they

Lesson 7: wealth that has potential to grow and what it is

Lesson 8: the passing of 1 year and the threshold for females

Lesson 9: the passing of 1 year and more than one threshold

Lesson 10: important rules for zakaat

Lesson 11: representative to distribute zakaat on your behalf and some important rules regarding it

Lesson 12: different scenarios for zakaat

Lesson 13: the zakat on animals

Lesson 14: the zakat on animals (continued )

Lesson 15: discourse on wealth and goods

Lesson 16: discourse on wealth and goods continued

Lesson 17: zakat on debt or property

Lesson 18: important rules for ushur mine and treasure

Lesson 19: discourse on ushur and different types of land

Lesson 20: types of khiraaj and its rulings

Lesson 21: discourse on ushur and it’s important rules

Lesson 22: important discourse regarding ushari and kharji and some rules for land

Lesson 23: masaarif of zakat

Lesson 24: the faqeer

Lesson 25: masaarif e zakat continued

Lesson 26: who can we give zakat to ?

Lesson 27: who can we not give zakat to ?

Lesson 28: sending zakat to another village or town

Lesson 29: Sadqah e fitr

Lesson 30: Sadqah e fitr continued