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- Charitable Giving: The Practice Of Zakat
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Like tithing or alms-giving in Judaism and Christianity, Muslims are required to donate a certain amount of their wealth to charity-this practice, which is commonly called Zakat, is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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Like tithing or alms-giving in Judaism and Christianity, Muslims are required to donate a certain amount of their wealth to charity-this practice, which is commonly called Zakat, is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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