In a herd of twenty-five camels the zakāh due is a bint makhāḍ, a one-year-old she-camel; for any number below that, one sheep is taken for every five camels. (1)

At thirty-six camels the due is a bint labūn, two years old; at forty-six, a hiqqah, three years old; at sixty-one, a jazʿah, four years old; at seventy-six, two banāt labūn; at ninety-one, two hiqqahs; and at one hundred and twenty-one, three banāt labūn.

Thereafter, for every forty camels a bint labūn is due, and for every fifty a hiqqah.

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Zakāh on Cattle

For thirty head of cattle the obligation is a tabiʿ or tabiʿah, one year old; for forty, a musinnah, two years old; for sixty, two tabiʿs. After that, for every thirty, a tabiʿ, and for every forty, a musinnah.

No male animal is accepted except in this chapter, and an ibn labūn may be taken when a bint makhāḍ is unavailable, or when the entire herd consists of males.

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Zakāh on Sheep

When a flock of sheep or goats reaches forty, one sheep (2) is due; at one hundred and twenty-one, two sheep; at two hundred and one, three sheep; and thereafter, one sheep for every additional hundred.