If a Muslim and a Non-Muslim owns totally four-hundred sheep, thenQuestion 5Select one:a.Non-Muslim needs to pay the Zakah with the Muslim.b.The Muslim has to be pay 3 sheep and 1 goat.c.The Muslim can pay two sheep as Zakah bearing that two-hundred sheep is his from the total.d.The Muslim needs to pay for the entire four-hundred sheep.e.None of these

Raju buys 3 goats and 2 sheeps for Rs.11600. When he sells the goats at 20% profit and the sheep at 10% loss, he earns a total profit of Rs.1000. The cost of one sheep is _____.

Select the answer that contains the correct amount of zakaat that should be givenQuestion 3Select one:a.from 20 to 24 camels= 5 sheepb.15 to 19 camels= 4 sheepc.from 5 to 9 camels = 1 sheep, and from 10 to 14 camels = 2 sheepd.76 to 90= 3 bint laboon (she-camel which is at least 2 years and has entered the third year)e.61 to 75 camels= 2 hiqqah (she-camel which is at least 3 years old and has entered into the 4th year)

One of the following is incorrect.Question 1Select one:a.For every forty cows, a two-year old cow should be given.b.Prophet (pbuh) said that if the owner didn’t give proper Zakah for his animals then, on the Day of Resurrection, that animal would gore him and trample him.c.If the number of cows is fifty, then a two year old calf is to be given.d.Zakah for the cows starts from when there are a minimum number of thirty cows.e.The minimum number of cows is thirty for which Zakah is to paid which doesn’t include the calf (young ones) in that minimum number.Clear my choice

Select the correct answerA villager buys a goat and a sheep together for Rs.14,250. He sold the sheep at a profit of 10% and the goat at a loss of 20%. If he sold both the animals at the same price, then what was the cost price of the cheaper animal?Options8,2507,5006,0006,600

A villager buys a goat and a sheep together for Rs.14,250. He sold the sheep at a profit of 10% and the goat at a loss of 20%. If he sold both the animals at the same price, then what was the cost price of the cheaper animal?