zakat

zakat

美 　英 ['zɑ:kɑ:t]

• 網絡天課；札卡特；義捐

英漢解釋

n.	1. a tax that goes to charity, obligatory for all Muslims, set traditionally at 2.5 percent of somebody's annual income and capital

例句

Then war would end and Americans would be richer, because Islam (he claims) has no income taxes except the 2. 5% tithe known as zakat.

這樣的話，戰爭就會結束，美國人就會變得更富有，因為伊斯蘭教（據他稱）沒有個人所得稅，只有一個2.5%的“zakat”稅。

I would not consider such a family, as you described, a deserving of Zakat Al-Fitr or of Zakat Al-Mal.

我不認為你所說的這樣的家庭應當開齋捐或者天課。

But it is worth noting, as something of a precedent, the Islamic concept of zakat.

但值得關注一下伊斯蘭教的“天課”（zakat）概念，某種程度上，它像是一種先例。

If so, dedicate the next issue to the topic of Zakat and Sadaqa and how they help the poor and the needy.

如果有，下一個話題就致力于寫天課和伊斯蘭教寺院怎樣幫助貧困和有需要的人。

Zakat al-fitr is obligatory on every Muslim, rich or poor alike, young and old, because every Muslim needs this purification.

開齋捐對每個穆斯林是應盡的，無論富裕或貧窮，老少都一樣，因為每個穆斯林都需要滌清。

Zakat is something too many Muslims neglect.

天課是一個被很多穆斯林都忽視了的東西。

If you aren't eligible, ask your parents about Zakat and if they pay, how and to whom.

如果你沒有這個能力，那就向你的父母詢問天課的情況并且如果他們愿意捐，問如何和捐給誰。

That's why I'm committed to working with American Muslims to ensure that they can fulfill zakat.

為此，我承諾與美國穆斯林共同努力，以確保他們能夠施行天課（zakat）。

That is why I am committed to working with American Muslims to ensure that they can fulfill zakat.

這就是為何我會承諾與美國的穆斯林一同工作，以來確保他們可以完成自己的扎卡特（天課）。