- 01 Nov 2020, 22:50
#19814
Salaams
My sister in-law passed away 2 years back and she left behind some cash and jewelry which is in the custody of my mother in-law. We wait until her daughter (father too has passed away and this daughter is the only child) reaches a good age (she is now 17 years) for us to give it to her. However, I recently realised that the money has not been khumsed. Jewelry has been worn by marhuma herself in the past. However, a part of my family believes since the daughter is not earning then she is not liable to pay khums. What does sharia tell us here?
My sister in-law passed away 2 years back and she left behind some cash and jewelry which is in the custody of my mother in-law. We wait until her daughter (father too has passed away and this daughter is the only child) reaches a good age (she is now 17 years) for us to give it to her. However, I recently realised that the money has not been khumsed. Jewelry has been worn by marhuma herself in the past. However, a part of my family believes since the daughter is not earning then she is not liable to pay khums. What does sharia tell us here?
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