This dinar has combined with the five dirhams in being a quarter of a tenth of what was taken from it, so the twenty is ten two hundred and a quarter of the twenty is five, so the two hundred is five dirhams, which is a quarter of a tenth. Whoever takes gold over silver and says that in twenty dinars is the same as in two hundred dirhams, or whoever says in exchange. The value is two hundred dirhams, so zakat is obligatory on this, its value and its expenditure of gold, and this on what is less than forty, for what was reported is a prohibition on what is less than forty in gold, as stated in the paper, for he said, “There is no zakat on what is less than five oqs,” and he did not say, “It is not on what is less than forty,” so for this reason the dispute was valid in gold, but it was not permissible in The paper and they combined into a quarter of a tenth in every way, and the tenth and the quarter of it were considered to include the four ten, so they were multiplied in it and n