Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 10845

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Abu Bakr [al-Siddiq] sent out the collectors and instructed them to sell the jadha'ah for forty, the hiqqah for thirty, the ibn labun for twenty, and the bint makhad for ten. So they set out and sold what they sold at Abu Bakr's valuation, then they returned. When the following year came, he sent them out, and they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: Increase every age by ten. When the following year came, he sent them out, and they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it, a little. When 'Umar took over, he sent his governors with Abu Bakr's last valuation, and when the following year came, the governors said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: Increase every age by ten. When the following year came, he sent them with the last valuation, and they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: No. When 'Uthman took over, he sent with 'Umar's last valuation, and when the following year came, they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: Increase every age by ten. When the following year came, they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: No. When Mu'awiyah took over, he sent with 'Uthman's last valuation. When the following year came, they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: Increase every age by ten. When the following year came, they said: If we wished to increase it, we would have increased it. He said: Take the obligatory animals by their ages, then name them and announce them, then sell them to them secretly. So they were unable to decrease, and you were able to increase, so they increased. 'Abdullah said: I saw 'Umar ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz as if he saw no harm in that. He said to Abu Qilabah: How was the zakat on sheep? He said: The zakat used to be taken and distributed among the poor of the desert people. Then, when 'Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan came, he ordered it to be divided into fifths, and he made one fifth for the needy woman, and that practice continued until today.

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