Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 10153 — Zakah on camels: what is due on them

Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: On five camels, one sheep, up to nine. When one more is added beyond nine, two sheep up to fourteen; when one more is added to that, three sheep up to nineteen; when one more is added beyond nineteen, four sheep up to twenty-four; and when one more camel is added to that, five sheep. When one camel is added beyond twenty-five, a bint makhad, or a male ibn labun, which is one year older than it, must be given, up to thirty-five. When one camel is added beyond thirty-five, one bint labun is due up to forty-five. When one camel is added beyond forty-five, one hiqqah that is fit to be covered by the stallion is due up to sixty. When one camel is added beyond sixty, one jadha'ah is due up to seventy-five. When one is added beyond seventy-five, two bint labun are due up to ninety; and when one camel is added beyond ninety, two hiqqahs are due up to one hundred and twenty. And when the camels exceed even one hundred and twenty, then on every fifty camels one hiqqah. What is combined will not be separated, and what is separate will not be combined.