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2583. It was narrated from Salmh bin 'h that the Prophet @ said: "Giving charity to a poor person is charity, and (giving) to a relative is two things, charity and upholding the ties of kinship." (SahEh) 'iiid~ j^~( "L ';>>I ' d i l l &Ij3 <dJL+Jl &$ & i l " Y ~ .A>LJI JJL 'ay C+ b&- '+JI
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Poor relatives are more deserving because of their kinship. Therefore, there is twofold recompense in giving them: that of giving charity and upholding the ties of relationship. But those relatives whose subsistence and expenses are the responsibility of the Zakâh-giver, he cannot give Zakâh to them; for instance, one's wife, children, and parents. Though, the Zakâh can be given to those sisters and brothers who are residing separately.