This practice names a London house from which Hany El-Banna began a group to perform it in the 1980s. According to Ibn Abbas, conditions for this practice were established when Mu’adh returned to Yemen. Verse 60 of Sūrah At-Tawbah is used to designate eight categories for this practice with the last being for “wayfarers.” The Hanafi and Hanbali schools (-5[1])argue that it is not permissible for one party in this practice to be (*) blood relatives. This practice, which must be done within a lunar year called a hawl, is specified by the nisab. This practice, which is similar to voluntary sadaqah, (10[1])is collected on Muharram and can include crops. For 10 points, the Third Pillar of Islam (10[1])concerns what practice (-5[1])in which Muslims give around 2.5 percent of their wealth to the needy? ■END■ (10[2])