In Luke 21:1-4, Jesus contrasts a group of men performing this action with one woman who does it better than them. A karmkand may be exchanged for one performance of this action, known as Bhiksha, in Hinduism. Allah ordains that those who refuse to perform this action will have their foreheads, flanks, and backs branded with the fires of Hell. The Jewish form of this practice used to include the custom of leaving the gleanings from crops and is known as Tzedakah. Wayfarers, converts, and those working for Allah are three of the eight categories of people who may benefit from this action in Islam, whose less famous version is known as Sadaqqa.
In Luke 21:1-4, Jesus contrasts a group of men performing this action with one woman who does it better than them. A karmkand may be exchanged for one performance of this action, known as Bhiksha, in Hinduism. Allah ordains that those who refuse to perform this action will have their foreheads, flanks, and backs branded with the fires of Hell. The Jewish form of this practice used to include the custom of leaving the gleanings from crops and is known as Tzedakah. Wayfarers, converts, and those working for Allah are three of the eight categories of people who may benefit from this action in Islam, whose less famous version is known as Sadaqqa. The survival of Theravada monks depends entirely on this practice, which Muslims perform by setting aside 2.5% of their income. For 10 points, zakat is a form of what charitable rite?
In Luke 21:1-4, Jesus contrasts a group of men performing this action with one woman who does it better than them.