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The Prophet Muḥammad and Ṣadaqa
Hideyuki IOH
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キーワード: ṣadaqa, zakāt, Muḥammad, jihād, ridda
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2019 年 54 巻 p. 145-172

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Today, ṣadaqa is commonly defined as voluntary alms, and zakāt as obligatory alms. However, their nature was totally different in the time of the prophet Muḥammad; zakāt was always a form of voluntary alms, while conversely, ṣadaqa in Muḥammad’s last years was a compulsory tax levied especially for the expenditure of jihād. Early Muslim scholars, particularly in Arabia and Iraq, had disliked the tax due to the central government and endeavoured for a long period to exclude from ṣadaqa the nature as a tax due. I will investigate below the process how ṣadaqa changed by nature in the early Islamic period.

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