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Business inventory held for trade (ʿurūḍ al-tijārah) is subject to Zakat once it has been in one's possession for a full lunar year (ḥawl). The total market value of all goods held for sale must be assessed, and Zakat is paid at 2.5% of that value, provided it meets or exceeds the niṣāb threshold.
This ruling is established from Quran 9:103, which commands that wealth be purified, confirmed by Sahih Bukhari 1395, and unanimously applied to trade goods by the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ — goods kept for personal use or raw materials are excluded.
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