Is it necessary to give zakah for the money that one has lent to others?
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Dear Brother / Sister,
It is necessary to give zakah for the money lent to others. You can give zakah for that money when it is repaid to you.
However, if it is highly probable that the debtor will not repay that money, you do not have to give zakah for it.
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