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Letter [to Rida'i]

`Alawi School, Tehran
Formation of Islamic Revolutionary Committee in Turbat Haydariyyah
Rida'i
جلد ۶ صحیفه امام خمینی (ره)، از صفحه ۱۹۱ تا صفحه ۱۹۲
In His Most Exalted Name
Rabi` al-Awwal 25,1399 AH
Honorable Thiqat al-Islam wa Murawwij al-Ahkam Mr. Rida'i, may his graces last:
We received the letter you had written regarding the introduction of Haj `Ali Asghar Shirkat. Concerning the formation of a committee under the supervision of the great `ulama', which you have requested, you may act upon it as you deem right, please extend my greetings to the great `ulama' of the City of Turbat- may their blessings last- and form the above-mentioned committee under the supervision of the respectable gentlemen (`ulama').
Regarding the martyrs' families and their expenses, the great `ulama' and esteemed people there are authorized to spend out of the blessed Imam's Share «1» for their living expenditures and needs. You may also use this money on the city's police precincts and half-burned buildings whenever necessary. Or, if not, consider another building appropriate for the police forces.
Regarding the return of the Kurds, act according to what the Islamic Revolutionary committee under the supervision of the great `ulama' and your honor deem right. I implore the Exalted God to give you continued successes. May God's peace and mercy be upon you
Rouhullah al-Mousawi al-Khomeini
«۱»- Khums: literally means one-fifth. According to the Shi`ah school of jurisprudence [fiqh], this one-fifth tax is obligatorily levied on every adult Muslim who is financially secure and has surplus in his income out of annual savings, net commercial profits, and all movable and immovable properties which are not commensurable with the needs and social standing of the person. Khums is divided into two equal parts: the Share of the Imam [sahm al-Imam] and the Share of the Sayyids/Sadat (descendants of the Prophet) [sahm as-Sadat]. Accordingly, the Share of the Imam is to be paid to the living Imam, and in the period of Occultation, to the most learned living mujtahid who is the giver's marja` at-taqlid [Source of Emulation]. The other half of the khums, the Share of the Sayyids/ Sadat, is to be given to needy pious Sayyids who lack the resources for one's year respectable living in consonance with their various statuses. For more information, see Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi, Khums: An Islamic Tax, http://www.al-islam.org/beliefs/practices/khums.html .


امام خمینی (ره)؛ 04 اسفند 1357
 

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