What is the zakat threshold for wheat and barley irrigated by rain and harvested by machine, and does the zakat include the share of the machine owner who took his payment in barley, and what is the weight of the sack upon which the zakat is to be paid?

The nisab (definition) (minimum amount upon which zakat (definition) is due) for wheat and barley is five awsuq. One wasq is sixty sa's, and one sa' is four amdad. Wheat and barley are combined for the nisab because they are considered of the same genus. The zakat due on them, if irrigated by rain, is one-tenth. The cost of harvesting and similar expenses are deducted from the nisab. As for the sack (shawwal), its weight may not be precise, and the nisab is determined by volume (kilage).