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How is zakat calculated on money that generates a monthly income that is spent? Is it on the principal amount and the spent returns, or only on the principal amount and what remains of the returns?

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You are not required to pay on profits that you spent before a full year (hawl) passed on their principal. Rather, you calculate the zakat on the funds that have completed a full year in your possession, which include the principal amount and any remaining monthly profits, according to the Prophet's (peace be upon him) saying: "There is no zakat on wealth until a full year passes on it." The hawl of the profit is the hawl of its principal.

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