Vegetables: those who said no zakah is due on them

Sayyiduna Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) said: There is no zakah on green vegetables.

Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: There is nothing (due) on green vegetables.

Imam al-Sha'bi said: There is no zakah on vegetables, nor likewise on cucumbers and snake cucumbers.

Amir said: There is no zakah on summer crops.

Makhul said: There is no zakah on green vegetables; however, when they become wealth (money), then zakah is due on it.

Mughirah said: I heard Mujahid, while Ibrahim was sitting there, saying: There is no zakah on herbs, nor on apples, nor on green vegetables.

Al-Hakam said: There is no zakah on green vegetables.

Mutarrif said: Al-Hakam was asked about fodder grass, pulses and sesame, and he said: There is nothing (due) on them. Al-Hakam said: According to what we have preserved from our companions, they used to say: There is nothing on them except wheat, barley, dates and raisins (on these there is zakah).

Ata al-Khurasani said: There is no tithe ('ushr) on fruits, nor on walnuts, almonds, herbs and green vegetables; however, if they are sold and their price reaches two hundred dirhams or more, then zakah is due on it.

Ata said: There is nothing (due) on herbs, sugarcane, melons, snake cucumbers, cotton and fruits: citrons, apples, figs, pomegranates and peaches, and (other) fruits; he enumerated them all, and there is no zakah on any of them.

Abu al-Ala bin al-Shikhkhir said: There is no zakah on fodder grass or on herbs.