Those who said: what the tithe collector takes is counted

Sayyiduna Anas (may Allah be pleased with him) and al-Hasan said: Whatever is taken from you at the bridges counts as zakah that discharges (your obligation).

Ibrahim said: Whatever the tithe-collectors take from you, count that too as part of the zakah on your wealth.

Al-Zibriqan narrates: I asked Abu Razin about the tithe that is collected from merchants (what is its ruling?). He replied: "It will be counted as part of zakah."

Ibrahim and al-Hasan said: Whatever wealth the tithe-collector takes from you, count it as part of your zakah.

Mansur narrates that Ibrahim said: It will be counted as part of zakah.

Al-Hasan said: When you pass by the tithe-collector and he takes the tithe from you, count it as part of your zakah.

Al-Sha'bi said, regarding a man who passes by the tithe-collector and he takes something from him: He should count what they took from him as part of the zakah on his wealth.

Sa'id bin Jubayr said: This wealth too will be counted as part of zakah.

Isma'il bin Abd al-Malik said: I asked Ata about this. He replied: "Whatever the tithe-collector takes will also be counted (as zakah)."