3. Deduction of wealth (Zakat) Allah, the Lord, has obliged Muslims to pay a diminution of wealth. There is money equal to 2.5% of the sum of the sum of a person. He is for them and for those who collect and distribute these possessions, and to them are given to the new Muslims who are to be taken care of, for those who are in debt, and those who are stranded on the streets, to pay for their welfare and the redemption of slaves and in the way of Allah. Paying zakat is an act of worship of wealth. Allah has obliged His servants to purify their hearts from envy, and to cleanse the hearts of the poor from envy. At the same time, strengthen mutual understanding between the rich and the poor. 2.5% of the wealth 4- Fasting in the month of Ramadan Allah has imposed obligations on Muslims as He has imposed this obligation on their predecessors. The month in which Allah buried the Book of Allah should be read. Muslims fast, eat and drink, and have sex from dawn to dusk. However, they can normally engage in various activities associated with a degree of deep contemplation, purity of mind, and self-reflection. In this fasting month, the monks learn and educate themselves to manage their bonds and improve their mental well-being. The clergy feel weak and need Allah, needing His help, and they understand the plight of the poor, the needy, the needy, the lack of water and food in their country. Islamic month 1 Muharram 2 Saffir 3 Spring 1 4 Spring 2 5 Jamael 1 6 Jamael 2 7 Roha 8 Shakhan 9 Ramat 10 Shawal 11 Zulkah Hah 12 Zul Hajj 5 - Prayer (most) Millions of people travel from all over the world to the land of the sea. They all gathered on the 9th day of the month of Josul Hajj at Mount Arafat. They pray together to Allah, and they praise Him in their language and their nation. The Dhamma is the fifth foundation of the East. All five. It is the duty of every Muslim to be aware of problems, to be free and to be able to perform the Hajj once in a lifetime for those who have access to wealth and health in order to perform the pilgrimage. This is the great journey that a Muslim travels throughout his life, with no desire other than that of his God, the Creator, and He is also His return. The Prophet said: ملم. It means, "Whoever makes a pilgrimage to Allah and does not utter obscene words and does not utter evil words, he returns like the day he was born from his mother's womb." The month of Zul Hajj is at Mount Arafat. They pray together to Allah, and they praise Him in their language and race. Principles of Islam Principles of Islam Prophecy and Confession Prophets and Messages