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Dein Khums-Fälligkeitsdatum ist der Tag, an dem du erstmals deine berufliche Tätigkeit aufgenommen hast. Wenn du im Ruhestand bist oder nicht erwerbstätig, kannst du mit einem Bevollmächtigten des Marja’a ein individuelles Khums-Fälligkeitsdatum festlegen oder separate Khums-Jahre für jeden Gewinn, den du erzielst, ab dem Datum berechnen, an dem du diesen Gewinn erzielt hast.
Handelswaren und Immobilien, die zum Handel bestimmt sind, werden nach dem Zeitwert verkhumst, auch wenn sie mit Einkünften erworben wurden, die ein Jahr vor dem Erwerb erzielt wurden, es sei denn, der Anschaffungswert ist höher.
Wenn die Berechnung ergibt, dass der Fünftelbetrag aufgrund von Haushaltsschulden negativ ist, wird nur der Wert der Haushaltsschulden berechnet, der dem Betrag des Fünftels entspricht, der auf die übrigen Absätze fällig ist.
Wird die Haushaltsschuld im Laufe des Haushaltsjahres vollständig beglichen, so wird der gezahlte Betrag nicht als Einnahme berücksichtigt.
Die vom Khums ausgeschlossenen Eigentümer sind:
1.Geerbte Gelder: Geldbeträge, Immobilien / unbewegliches Vermögen; Bewegliche und andere Eigentumswerte
2. Was die Ehefrau von der Brautgabe besitzt: Geldbeträge; Goldschmuck; Wohnungseinrichtung u.ä.
3.Was als persönliche Haushaltskosten oder Haushaltskosten für die Familie von den Einkünften des Ausgabenjahres ausgegeben wurde: Unterkunft; Einrichtung der Unterkunft und andere für die Unterkunft erworbene Sachen; ein Garten, der privat genutzt wird oder zur Verwendung seiner Erträge im Haushalt gebraucht wird; Privat- oder Familianfahrzeug, Tiere, von deren Haltung am/im Haus profitiert wird, wie beispielsweise eine Kuh für ihre Milch oder Hühner für ihre Eier
4.Die Schulden, die andere einem schulden und deren Tilgung nicht zu erwarten ist.
5.Auf Kredit gekaufte Waren, die noch nicht beglichen sind.
Die Gesamtsumme, für die Khums anfällt 0€
Ein Fünftel des Gesamtbetrages, der zu verkhumsen ist 0€
Anteil des Imams (F) (sahm al-Imām) 0€
Anteil der Nachkommen des Propheten (S) (sahm al-sāda) 0€
Any successful non-profit organisation requires necessary expenditure to ensure that it operates efficiently, ethically, and in line with its mission. This expenditure also enables organisations to reach more beneficiaries who benefit from its charitable activities and services. The following are examples of areas of Al-Ayn’s work that require necessary expenditure:
From March 2025, donations received by Al-Ayn will cover the expenditure necessary for the continuation of our work in managing funds, and spending them on services provided to beneficiaries, in accordance with Al-Ayn’s existing Ijaza (authorisation).
Al-Ayn have several profitable Sadaqa Jariya projects across Iraq. Some of the income generated by these projects is used to support the operational costs of Al-Ayn, as stipulated by the donors of these projects in the waqf or hiba associated with them.
We have dedicated supporters who contribute towards Al-Ayn’s operational costs , helping us maintain smooth operations and extend our reach to even more orphaned children living in poverty. Some cover specific programme costs or a certain aspect of our work, while others support the overall operational costs of the charity.
Donations allocated to Al-Ayn’s Unrestricted Fund are used to support various aspects of our work including identifying children that require support, and the necessary expenditure needed for the continuation of our work in managing funds and spending them on services provided to those registered with us, in accordance with our existing Ijaza (authorisation).
All Corporate Matched Donations, and similar charitable schemes are allocated to Al-Ayn’s Unrestricted Fund. We are also exploring ways to expand contributions to this fund, helping us move towards greater sustainability and ensuring necessary expenditure is covered.
In August 2022, Al-Ayn Social Care Foundation asked his eminence the Supreme Religious Authority, Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani, to grant us his authorisation (Ijaza) for receiving donations and religious dues. One of the sections included ‘securing the necessary expenditure needed for the continuation of the work of Al-Ayn and its branches and offices around the world.’
Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani accepted our request and granted us his authorisation by stating in his response, ‘We have given you permission with regards to what you have requested, in relation to the areas mentioned’.
The authorisation was signed and stamped by Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani himself and will remain valid until August 2026. To view the full authorisation, click here or visit the social care section on the official website of the office of Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani.
‘My God, place me among the chosen, the good, join me to the righteous, the pious, the first to reach generous gifts, the swift to come upon good things, the workers of the enduring acts of righteousness, the strivers after elevated degrees.’
Imam Al-Sajjad (as) In his supplication in the Munajat of the obedient
According to religious narrations, there is a great reward for those who contribute to the continuity of the services provided by non-profit charitable organisations, such as Al-Ayn, with what it provides to eligible orphaned children living in poverty. This contribution is achieved through supporting the necessary expenditure of Al-Ayn.
Any successful non-profit organisation requires necessary expenditure to ensure that it operates efficiently, ethically, and in line with its mission. This expenditure also enables organisations to reach more beneficiaries who benefit from its charitable activities and services.
Al-Ayn has been able to fund its necessary expenditure through the following sources of funding:
Al-Ayn have several profitable Sadaqa Jariya projects across Iraq. Some of the income generated by these projects is used to support the operational costs of Al-Ayn, as stipulated by the donors of these projects in the waqf or hiba associated with them.
We have dedicated supporters who contribute toward Al-Ayn’s operational costs, helping us maintain smooth operations and extend our reach to even more orphaned children living in poverty. Some cover specific programme costs or a certain aspect of our work, while others support the overall operational costs of the charity.
Donations allocated to Al-Ayn’s Unrestricted Fund are used to support various aspects of our work including identifying children that require support, and the necessary expenditure needed for the continuation of our work in managing funds and spending them on services provided to those registered with us, in accordance with our existing Ijaza (authorisation).
All Corporate Matched Donations, Gift Aid (UK), and similar charitable schemes are allocated to Al-Ayn’s Unrestricted Fund. We are also exploring ways to expand contributions to this fund, helping us move towards greater sustainability and ensuring necessary expenditure is covered.
Up until now, Al-Ayn has not taken any necessary expenditure from donations. This is a unique and uncommon position for an charity to be in. As Al-Ayn continues its expansion internationally and as it sets out to be in a sustainable position, it is important that the charity is able to cover its own costs.
In August 2022, Al-Ayn Social Care Foundation asked his eminence the Supreme Religious Authority, Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani, to grant us his authorisation (Ijaza) for receiving donations and religious dues. One of the sections included ‘securing the necessary expenditure needed for the continuation of the work of Al-Ayn and its branches and offices around the world.’
Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani accepted our request and granted us his authorisation by stating in his response, ‘We have given you permission with regards to what you have requested, in relation to the areas mentioned’.
The authorisation was signed and stamped by Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani himself and will remain valid until August 2026. To view the full authorisation, click here or visit the social care section on the official website of the office of Al-Sayyid Al-Sistani.
Most of our donations will cover necessary expenditure, except for the following currently:
We are happy to answer all your questions, please get in touch by emailing us at enquiries@alayn.co.uk, or call us on 0203 719 5221.