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. The 60th verse of Sūrah At-Tawbah is used to designate eight categories for this practice with the last being for “wayfarers.” Hanafi and Hanbali schools 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, (-5[1])which is similar to voluntary sadaqah, (10[1])is collected on Muharram and can include crops. The Third Pillar of Islam concerns, for 10 points, what practice in which Muslims give around 2.5% of their wealth to the needy? ■END■ (10[1])