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About This Book: The Funds in Khilafah State discusses in an intricate manner the funds in the Khilafah state and the Shari’ah rules related to them.
The book describes the sources and types of funds and explains how, when, and where they are collected. It also throws light on who are entitled to these funds and the areas upon which these funds can be spent.

The rules in this book were derived solely from the Qur’an and the Sunnah, after careful study and scrutiny of the sayings of the Sahaba, the tabi’een (the followers) and their followers and the opinions of the mujtahideen.
A book such as this is indispensable for those who are dedicated to reestablishing the Khilafah, and in the future, upon the Khilafah’s return, it will prove to be a priceless gem for the statesmen, thinkers and politicians of the Islamic Ummah.
 
Islam has entrusted the Khilafah State with the duty of taking care of the affairs of the Ummah and entrusted it to be in charge of administering the funds received by the state and their expenditure such as to look after the affairs of the people of the citizens and the carrying of the Dawah. The divine evidences have explained the sources of the states financial revenues, their types and how they are collected, in the same way they clarified the beneficiaries of these funds and the areas over which they are spent.

The book discusses ‘The Funds in the Khilafah State and their rules. It explains their sources an! type, from where they are collected, the time of their collection and the way they are collected, and the section in which they are kept. It also explains who are entitled to these funds and the areas of their expenditure.

The rules of the funds of the Khilafah state are derived from the Quran and the Sunnah, after study and scrutiny of the sayings of the Sahabah, the Tabi’een (the followers) and their followers and the opinions of the Mujtahideen. All this is done based on the Sharei evidences, for the divine rules are adopted based On the least amount of doubt (Gha1abat-u- Zun) without the stipulation of the evidences being definitive as is required when establishing the creed.