A reference guide to the fiqh of Zakat: nisab thresholds across asset classes, the eight categories of eligible recipients (asnaf), and rulings for calculating Zakat on cash, trade goods, livestock and agricultural produce. Compiled and reviewed by the Shariah Supervisory Board of the Center for Zakat Management (CZM) for use by Zakat administrators, collectors and the general public.

An A5 hardbound notebook in the Institute's navy and emerald livery, embossed with the khatim star mark. Ruled pages, a ribbon bookmark, and an inside cover printed with a Zakat nisab quick-reference table -- made for field visits, training sessions and board meetings.

Drawing on more than a decade at the helm of the Center for Zakat Management, the author sets out a practical framework for institutionalising Zakat collection and disbursement in Bangladesh -- from assessing a population's Zakat potential to designing transparent, auditable disbursement channels that turn obligation into measurable poverty reduction. By Dr. Mia Mohammad Ayub. Published by the Institute of Islamic Social Finance.

A concise study of Sadaqah as a distinct instrument of Islamic social finance -- voluntary, unbound by nisab, and adaptable to need in ways Zakat's fixed categories are not. Traces its jurisprudential basis and surveys how ongoing Sadaqah (sadaqah jariyah) is organised to fund schools, clinics and water points across Bangladesh. Published by the Institute of Islamic Social Finance.

An introductory volume covering the four instruments at the centre of the Institute's work -- Zakat, Waqf, Sadaqah and Qard al-Hasan -- and how each is practised, regulated and combined to address poverty and financial exclusion in Bangladesh. Intended as a first text for students, madrasah teachers and new practitioners entering the sector. Published by the Institute of Islamic Social Finance.