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Istifta'at (Categorization by subject:Rules Governing Khums)

1. Can I give Khoms money to my father? 2. Do I only give him (sahm'e sadaat)? 3. Do I have to tell him that it's khoms money?
The first question: My maternal grandfather's mother was a syed. My maternal grandmother is a Syed and both the mother and the father of my maternal grandmother were syeds. Am i considered a syed? The second question: Salam, Then Can i add Syed before my name OR use any saadat related title? The third question: There is no regularities here,Every second person has a Sadaat related Surname and no one questions about their lineage(whether from maternal or paternal side)
1. If my maternal grandmother is a sayyeda (najib ul tarafyn) both from her father and mother Is calling myself a Sayyid lawful as I am descendant of Fatima Zahra S.A as well? 2. But if you call yourself sayyed will it be counted as a sin? 3. Thanks for clarification but if you are a descendant of Holy Imam Jafar Al Sadiq A.S,then is it okay to write jaffri as your surname It is your right to be acknowledged by his name as we are his children (descendants)
If someone's father and mother are not paying khums is it permissible for their son to pray in their house or eat food or buy clothes from their money
If a person changes his asset into jewelry and ornaments so that its value does not decrease, does Khums apply to such a property?
Is it permissible for a person in a non-Islamic country to consider the tax which he pays to his government as their religious dues?
Is it permissible for a person to give Khums to his own son who is a religious student?
Can we give part of our Khums dues to the poor? Or is it necessary that we should hand it over to the maraje's representatives or the maraje' themselves?

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