Q 1: 1- What does the Nisab (the minimum amount on which Zakah is due) equal in US dollars? It is stated in the book of Fiqh Al-Sunnah that the Nisab for gold is twenty dinars. However, we do not know what a dinar equals in Nigeria. However, we can know what a dinar equals in Nigerian Naira if we can know how much it equals in US dollars.2- How will a person whose money has never reached the Nisab and thus has never paid Zakah (obligatory charity) be judged on the Day of Judgment in this respect?3- A man owns the Nisab but he spends most, or all, of it before the passage of the Hawl (one lunar year calculated from the time a property reaches the minimum amount upon which Zakah is due). This happens every year, and thus the Hawl never passes after owning the Nisab - Allah knows best. Does he be exempted from Zakah?4- A man is never expected to own the Nisab unless Allah so wills. However, once he owns even a paltry sum of money, even if five Saudi Riyals or US dollars only, he pays 2.5% of it intending Zakah. Is there something wrong with doing so? (Part No. 8; Page No. 219