hunni wrote:Hello Br's,
First of all it is none of our business to know where our wajevaat goes. If you believe that Dai is the right person to whom the wajevaat is to be given, then why bother ? Else you can give it in charity (Sadaqa not Zakaat).
But still if you want to know where is goes, here is the reasoning to it which I heard in one of the bayaans. No wonder it uses the theory of Similarity:
Why do we pay Zakaat ?
1. To clean our earnings
2. To safeguard our Jaan and maal ....
What is the one of the purpose of water ? It purifies you when you bath ... right ? Now you dont bother where the water has gone ones it cleans you. If you still want to know then perhaps you endup in gutter. But then it has it own ways to reach the ocean/seas etc. Then it gets purified by the water cycle ... and the forth coming rain.
So what matter is Niyat. "Inni aamalu bi niyaat".
Now the typical bohri logic from sub intellect Amil ...or even worse nightly super sub intellect Sabaq....
Thousands fall for this type of reasoning...
Hah..do you notice the absurdity ....cleanse the wealth..don't care how the wajebat is used...whether it is to build palaces, monuments or distribute to princes...
Now the reasoning in abde style....is wajebat the soap..how big must the soap be ? Are you saying the kothar is the gutter in this case ?
