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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 9th July 2013 13:05

Since I am permanently banned from Sunniforum, here is a continuation of this thread.

1) Sadaqat-ul-fitr is an obligation for every Muslim, male or female, who owns 613.35 grams of silver or its equivalent, either in the form of money, ornaments, stock-in-trade, or in the form of some goods or commodities beyond one's normal needs. If a person has some minor children, the same amount has to be paid on behalf of each one of them separately

2) The prescribed amount of Sadaqat-ul-fitr is 1.75 Kilograms of wheat or its value in money.

3) Sadaqat-ul-fitr is obligated on each adult male or female separately, and the relevant adult person himself is responsible to pay it. The husband is not required to pay Sadaqat-ul-fitr on behalf of his wife nor is the wife supposed to pay it on behalf of her husband.

4) It is a Sunnah that the Sadaqat-ul-fitr is paid before performing the 'Eid prayer. It can also be paid before the 'Eid day, but it is not advisable to delay it up to the performance of'Eid prayer

5) Sadaqat-ul-fitr should be paid only to a person who is entitled to receive Zakah.


Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB) says:
Mufti Hussain's Fatawa below:
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You should take an average priced flour, not the cheapest one, but from a purely technical aspect, yes, it would be correct, as you could give that flour to a poor person and it would be ok.

However, ensure that this is more than the price of wheat.
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Here in SA flour is taken due to wheat being unavailable in retail stores, plus the price of flour would be higher than wheat.

One should take the higher of the two, so in the UK, if both wheat and flour are available, one should look at the prices of both and take the higher one.
Also note that one should base it on a small bag (1,5kg or 2kg) and not a 25 kg one.
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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 9th July 2013 13:23

Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2008!

Asslamo Allaikum,

Looking at the randomness of the amount in various Masajid, it doesn't appear that most Masajid bother checking the details.

I checked the following:

Calculations based on price of flour (common brands):

1) We use one of the following two brands of Wholemeal flour for home use:
 

a. Brand One: £16.99 for 25 KG thus 0.67/KG

b. Brand Two: £9.99 for 25 KG thus 0.39/KG


2) According to Brand One our Fitrana per person is £1.18/Person and according to Brand Two our Fitrana per person is £0.70/Person

Calculations based on price of Wheat (commodity price):

3) The wholesale price of Wheat in UK (October 2008) was £103/Metric Tonne which is equivalent to £ 0.10/KG (is that right check the maths???) which would make the Fitrana to be £0.18/Person. So basically for home use you have to get it cleaned, processed, ground up and then packaged and then transported to your store and then you make Roti out of it.

Perhaps Ulama can answer as to which option 1 or 3 one should use?

P.S: the Actual weight is slightly less then 1.70 KG but Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB) has used 1.75 KG so calculations are based on 1.75 KG of wheat.


Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2009!

Asslamo Allaikum,

Calculations based on price of flour (common brands):

The three top brands of Flour in UK are:

1) Elephant ata (white) - £13.99 for 25KG

2) Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal) - £14.99 for 25KG

3) Chitta/ Alasa ata - £10.99 for 22KG

Based on Mufti Hussain's suggestions but using Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB)'s recommended weight (1.75 Kilograms of wheat or its value in money), the calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

1) For the first brand = £13.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £0.98/Person
2) For the second brand = £14.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £1.05/Person
3) For the third brand = £10.99/22KG X 1.75KG = £0.88/Person

Calculations based on price of Wheat (commodity price):

The price of Wheat has been risen slightly since last year (see my last post above) and based on July 2009 prices:

http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=wheat

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currenci...to=GBP;amt=225

The wholesale price of Wheat in UK (July 2009) was around 135.2025/Metric Tonne which is equivalent to £0.135/KG and that would make the £0.24/Person

Taking the Highest Figure (for UK):

Mufti Taqi Usmani (DB)'s figure of 1.75 KG: £1.05/Person (for Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal))

Mufti Hussain (DB)'s figure of 1.65 KG: £0.99/Person (for Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal))
 

You can tell that I am seriously bored
 


Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2010!

Asslamo Allaikum,

Calculations based on price of flour (common brands):

The three top brands of Flour in UK are:

1) Elephant ata (white) - £13.99 for 25KG

2) Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal) - £14.99 for 25KG

3) Chitta/ Alasa ata - £10.99 for 22KG

Based on flour used by most Asian families the calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

1) For the first brand = £13.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £0.98/Person
2) For the second brand = £14.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £1.05/Person
3) For the third brand = £10.99/22KG X 1.75KG = £0.88/Person

Calculations based on price of Wheat (commodity price):

The price of Wheat has been risen slightly since last year (see my last post above) and based on July 2010 prices:

http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=wheat

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currenci...to=GBP;amt=225

The wholesale price of Wheat in UK (July 2009) was around $195.82 (£126.206)/Metric Tonne which is equivalent to £0.126/KG.

Based on smaller bag flour sold by ASDA calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

ASDA Bread Brown Flour: = £0.99 (for 1.5 KG)

ASDA Plain Flour = £0.75 (for 1.5 KG)

ASDA (Smart Price) Plain Flour: = £0.43 (for 1.5 KG) Smart price is like cheaper generic version of ASDA stuff.

 


 

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Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2013!

Asslamo Allaikum,

Calculations based on price of flour (common brands):

The three top brands of Flour in UK are:

1) Elephant ata (white) - £13.99 for 25KG

2) Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal) - £14.99 for 25KG

3) Chitta/ Alasa ata - £10.99 for 22KG

Based on flour used by most Asian families the calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

1) For the first brand = £13.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £0.98/Person
2) For the second brand = £14.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £1.05/Person
3) For the third brand = £10.99/22KG X 1.75KG = £0.88/Person

Calculations based on price of Wheat (commodity price):

Wheat has gone up in price (2013) siginificantly

http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=wheat


http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currenci...to=GBP;amt=225

The wholesale price of Wheat in UK (July 2013) is around $300.99 (£202.509)/Metric Tonne which is equivalent to £0.202/KG.

Based on smaller bag flour sold by ASDA calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

ASDA Bread Brown Flour: = £1.28 (for 1.5 KG) OR £.85/KG OR Fitrana = £.85 x 1.75 = £1.48

ASDA Plain Flour = £1.10 (for 1.5 KG) OR £.74/KG OR Fitrana = £.74 x 1.75 = £1.30

ASDA (Smart Price) Plain Flour: = £0.45 (for 1.5 KG)  OR £.30/KG Smart price is like cheaper generic version of ASDA stuff.
OR Fitrana = £.30 x 1.75 = £0.52


 

Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2014!

Asslamo Allaikum,

Calculations based on price of flour (common brands):

The three top brands of Flour in UK are:

1) Elephant ata (white) - £13.99 for 25KG

2) Elephant ata (gold & wholemeal) - £7.99 for 10KG

Based on flour used by most Asian families the calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

1) For the first brand = £13.99/25KG X 1.75KG = £0.98/Person
2) For the second brand = £7.99/10KG X 1.75KG = £1.39/Person


Calculations based on price of Wheat (commodity price):

Wheat has gone up in price (2013) siginificantly

http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=wheat


http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currenci...to=GBP;amt=225

The wholesale price of Wheat in UK (June 2014) is around $305.24 (£179.46)/Metric Tonne which is equivalent to £0.17946/KG.

Based on smaller bag flour sold by ASDA calculations for Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr would be as follows (for UK):

ASDA Bread Brown Flour: = £1.39 (for 1.5 KG) OR £.926/KG OR Fitrana = £.85 x 1.75 = £1.62

ASDA Plain Flour = £1.09 (for 1.5 KG) OR £.74/KG OR Fitrana = £.74 x 1.75 = £1.30

ASDA (Smart Price) Plain Flour: = £0.45 (for 1.5 KG)  OR £.30/KG Smart price is like cheaper generic version of ASDA stuff.
OR Fitrana = £.30 x 1.75 = £0.52

Warning: Please note that the retail price of pure wheat flour has gone up significantly in UK this year!


 

 

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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 14:12

Fitrana, Sadaqaul-Fit'r, Zakatul-Fitr Calculations for 2014!

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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 14:19
Mashallah bro so those masjids charging ridiculous amounts where do they get the figures from???
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 14:50
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Note that the prices went up slightly in 2013 and then again this year in 2014.
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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 14:54
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yes but still some masjids are charging way above that...
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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 15:12
ELM has it at �10! highest in our area here is also �10... (�2 is the average)
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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 15:14
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yes daywalker bhai how do these guys justify this???
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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 16:37
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It depends on where you do your shopping innit! :)

If you buy from Harrods, you gotta pay for Harrods rates.
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#10 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2014 16:45
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yes I want to see the harrods receipts from LMC.
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