five camels, one sheep; at thirty-six, a bint labūn (a two-year-old she-camel); at forty-six, a ḥiqqah (a three-year-old she-camel); at sixty-one, a jadhaʿah (a four-year-old she-camel); at seventy-six, two bint labūn; and at ninety-one, two ḥiqqah. If the herd exceeds ⦗1⦘ one hundred and twenty by even a single camel, three bint labūn are due. Thereafter, for every additional forty camels, one bint labūn, and for every additional fifty, one ḥiqqah.

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For cattle, the obligation is: at thirty head, a tabīʿ or tabīʿah (a one-year-old steer or heifer); at forty, a musinnah (a two-year-old cow); at sixty, two tabīʿs⦗2⦘. Thereafter, for every thirty, one tabīʿ, and for every forty, one musinnah.

A male animal is acceptable here⦗3⦘, and an ibn labūn (a two-year-old male camel) may be given in place of a bint makhāḍ when the entire nisab consists solely of males.

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For sheep and goats, at forty animals the due is one sheep; at one hundred and twenty-one, two sheep; at two hundred and one, three sheep; thereafter, for every additional hundred, one sheep⦗4⦘. When flocks are mixed, the combined animals are treated as a single herd for zakāt purposes.