Is the wife's statement that she will sell her jewelry, which is for adornment, if she acquires money to complete the expenses of Hajj, considered a change of intention for it to become savings that obligates Zakat?
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The woman's jewelry, which is for adornment, is not subject to according to the majority of scholars. The fact that the wife intends to sell it to complete the expenses of Hajj does not remove it from being jewelry for adornment that is not subject to zakat, because she did not intend to sell it for trade and conditioned the sale on the availability of funds to help her perform Hajj.
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