DarussalamḌa'ifAl-Albani(رواية الحسن عن وكيع وروح) ضعيف، (رواية محمد بن يونس النسائي عن روح ... قال: مسلم بن شعبة قال فيه: والشافع..) ضعيف (رواية الحسن عن وكيع وروح) // ضعيف سنن النسائي (١٥٢ / ٢٤٦٢) ، الإرواء (٧٩٦) //Al-AlbaniDa‘if chainAl-Albani source references (2)
(رواية الحسن عن وكيع وروح) ضعيف، (رواية محمد بن يونس النسائي عن روح ... قال: مسلم بن شعبة قال فيه: والشافع..) ضعيف (رواية الحسن عن وكيع وروح) // ضعيف سنن النسائي (١٥٢ / ٢٤٦٢) ، الإرواء (٧٩٦) //
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1581. It was reported by 'Amr bin Abī Sufyān Al-Jumahī, from Muslim bin Thafinah Al-Yashkuri — Al-Hasan (one of the narrators) said: "Rawh would say: 'Muslim bin Shu'bah'" — that he said: "Nāfi' bin Alqamah appointed my father as the one in charge of the affairs of our people (our tribe), and he also commanded to collect the Sadaqah from them. My father sent me to a group of them, and I came to an old man called Si'r. I said to him: 'My father has sent me to you — meaning to collect your Sadaqah.' He said: 'My nephew, and what type will you take?' I replied: 'We will choose, and examine the udders of the goats.' He said: 'Nephew, allow me to
narrate to you: I was once in a valley among these valleys with some goats of mine during the time of the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ. Two men on a camel came to me, and said: "We are the messengers of the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ to you, that you give us the Ṣadaqah due on your goats." I said: "What is due upon me?" They said: "One goat." So I went to a sheep — I knew precisely where it was — which was producing milk, and was fat, and I took it out for them. They said: "This is a goat Shāfi,"[1] and the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ has forbidden us to take a Shāfi." So I said: "So what type will you take?" They said: "A young female kid — a Jadh'ah or Thaniyyah."[2] So I went to a young, large and fat female goat — one that had not yet given birth but was old enough to do so — and took it out for them. They said, "Hand this one to us," and they took it, placed it on their camel, and left." (Ḍa'if)
Abū Dāwūd said: Abū 'Āšim reported it from Zakariyyā, and he also said: "Muslim bin Shu'bah" as Rawḥ said.
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A pregnant animal is not taken for Zakāh since it is too fine and too valuable to be taken for Zakāh.
