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Tithe set at $5.10 and $6.90 for fasting month - The Straits Times
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Tithe set at $5.10 and $6.90 for fasting month
The Straits Times
SINGAPORE - The annual tithe to be contributed by Muslims this year stands at $5.10 or $6.90 per person. This was announced by the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore on Sunday (June 5). All Muslims have to pay zakat during the month of Ramadan, ...
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SINGAPORE - The annual tithe to be contributed by Muslims this year stands at $5.10 or $6.90 per person. This was announced by the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore on Sunday (June 5). All Muslims have to pay zakat during the month of Ramadan, ..

Did you know that zakat is the same for everyone whatever their station in life? Under Islam, the Saudi king who's worth billions of USD is only obliged to pay the same rate as his subjects. So for example if zakat is set at US$10 per person in Saudi Arabia, the current king also pays US$10, no more no less.

 

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allah and his prophets know his followers are poor,they have nothing much to spare in terms of material wealth and belongings but they will give up their lives for allah.

God and jesus however are greedy capitalists,they impose 10 percent tax on each of their followers so they can build megachurches and fund platinum record music careers.

 

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#1 – Edir Macedo ($1.1 Billion)

Edir-Macedo
Ending our list with the richest pastor in the entire world takes us to Brazil where the famed evangelical leader and media mogul Edir Macedo calls home. Raised Catholic but converting to Pentecostalism in 1970, Macedo founded the Pentecostal Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1970s and saw immediate growth. Essentially corning the Brazilian religious market, Macedo expanded the church to such great extremes that it now receives $2 billion each year in donations alone.

In addition to his success as a preacher known for his prosperity theology, Macedo has built a reputation in the media industry as the owner and chairman of Brazil’s second largest television network, Rede Record. Using the church’s funds to purchase everything from radio stations and television networks to real estate, health insurance and even an airline, Macedo has guaranteed his $1.1 billion net worth and faces criticism over his spending with simple logic. “If I preach prosperity and my clothes are ragged, who will follow me?”

 

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#2- Pat Robertson ($500 Million)

Pat-Robertson
When it comes to pastors, one of the biggest names in the industry and often the first that comes to mind is Pat Robertson. Born into a prominent political family in Virginia, Robertson was drafted into the Marine Corp in 1948 and returned home to complete his law degree from Yale in 1955. Failing the New York bar exam, Robertson experienced a life-changing religious conversion that inspired him to enroll at the New York Theological Seminary. Shortly after his graduation, Robertson was well on his way to success when he established the Christian Broadcasting Network in 1960.

Officially ordained a Southern Baptist minister in 1961, Robertson has proven that he can be both spiritual and business savvy. Spending the last 50 years as the host of one of the most popular Christian programs on television (The 700 Club), the 86-year-old is also known as a media mogul and founder of organizations such as the ABC Family Channel and Regent University as well as the subject of many pop culture jokes on shows like South Park and The Simpsons. And, although his actual net worth is unknown, an estimate between $200 million and $1 billion makes this Southern Baptist minister the richest pastor in the world.

 

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#4 – David Oyedepo ($150 Million)


It should come as no surprise that the richest pastor in the world today is the Nigerian author, preacher and founder of Winner’s Chapel – David Oyedepo. Studying architecture early in his career before concentrating on missionary work, Oyedepo claimed to have an 18-hour vision in 1981 where God called him to preach. Inspired to establish the Living Faith Church World Wide, Oyedepo was ordained a pastor two years later by Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. Within five years, the newly ordained Bishop was ready to expand.

Hailed as one of the most powerful preachers in Nigeria, Oyedepo’s expansion led him to his most prized creation, the Faith Tabernacle, which holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s largest church auditorium with 50,000 seats. In addition to numerous Winners’ Chapel locations scattered in over 300 cities around the globe, Oyedepo has built an incredible $150 million net worth all because of his vision and divine ability to preach not to mention cornering every field of the gospel market including publishing over 60 unique titles. Add in four private jets at his disposal and Oyedepo really does seem to have it all!

 

[syed putra]

This is the tithe for ramadan.
There is also another form of taxation based on yr assets and a small percentage of those are to be paid anually.