—two bint labūn1. When the herd reaches ninety-one, two ḥiqqah are due; at one hundred and twenty-one, three bint labūn up to one hundred and thirty. Thereafter, the rule is fixed: one bint labūn for every forty and one ḥiqqah for every fifty.

Section2
The minimum nisab for cattle—whether domesticated or wild—is thirty, for which a tabiʿ is due, a male calf that has completed one year; at forty, a musinnah, a female that has completed two years; at sixty, two tabiʿ; thereafter, for every thirty a tabiʿ and for every forty a musinnah. And the minimum nisab for cattle, whether domesticated or wild, is thirty, for which a tabiʿ—a one-year-old male calf—is due; at forty, a musinnah—a two-year-old female; at sixty, two tabiʿ; then for every thirty a tabiʿ and for every forty a musinnah3.

The minimum nisab for sheep—whether domesticated or wild—is forty, and the due zakah is one sheep: a musinnah that has completed one year, or a woolly jadhaʿah that is six months old. At one hundred and twenty-one, two sheep are due; at two hundred and one, three sheep; thereafter, one sheep for every additional hundred. And the minimum nisab for sheep, whether domesticated or wild, is forty, for which one sheep is required: a musinnah of one year, or a six-month-old woolly jadhaʿah. At one hundred and twenty-one, two sheep; at two hundred and one, three; after that, one sheep for every hundred4.

Section5
6If two or more people liable for zakah combine their livestock into a single nisab for the entire lunar year, sharing the night pen, the daytime pasture, the milking place, and the breeding male,