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Is Zakat obligatory on agricultural land that was designated for trade, then converted into a garden?

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If you change your intention from trade to agriculture after a full year (hawl) of purchasing the land, and its value reaches the , then is due for that year. However, if the intention for agriculture arises during the hawl, then no zakat is due on it. If an item becomes for trade and then one intends it for personal use (qinyah), the ruling of trade is discontinued.

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