On the day of Fitr, the provision for making a certain amount of money for the poor, on behalf of the Nisab amount or any other proprietory property, is called Sadakat-ul-Fitr, without the need for a living. On behalf of the Islamic Foundation Bangladesh this year the quantum of Fitrara has been fixed at the minimum of 70 taka and maximum Tk 2,310.
Thus, the Islamic Foundation, including the Islamic Foundation, declared an amount per capita per year and accordingly according to the millionaire and the middle class, everyone fitara. In the era of the Prophet (peace be upon him), Sadakat-ul-Fitr was collected by four goods. Dates, raisins, jobs and cheese. Hazrat Abu Saeed Khudri said, "We used to eat Sadaqah in our day on the eid day."
And then our food was jobs, raisins, cheese and dates (bokhari). Because of the good yield of wheat in the period of the Prophet (peace be upon him), there were four types of fittra collected by the four products discussed. After the increase of wheat yield in the period of Hazrat Mu'awiyah (ra), wheat was associated with four products discussed. And then the price of wheat was more than the other four products. Because of the high prices, Hazrat Muawiya (ra) listed wheat products in wheat.
If we give 628 grams of wheat or semi-saa or one kilogram of wheat, the fittara will be realized. And for the remaining four items, ie dates, jobs, cheese and kishmishi, one ss or three kg of 256 grams per person will be given. It turns out that if there is a fattara by other products other than wheat, one has to give the amount of soya, which is twice the weight of wheat and also the difference in price too much.
Even after mentioning that one had been asked to do the remission of the hadith, the Sahabara decided to collect half a quantity of wheat due to its high value. Then there was more than one SA of the other four products in the price of half a wheat. But wheat is the cheapest product in five products currently discussed. So now the question is, it is logical to calculate the quantity of wheat as the quantity of wheat without counting the other four commodities? From the discussion of the hadith, it is clear that the Sahabara, from the dates, jobs, cheese and kishmish, if one sata and wheat from half the amount of fitra would be used.
Because wheat prices were higher than other products. And now the price of wheat is less than the other four products. There is no source of the hadith available so far that all the Sahabara people made the fittara by the lowest price. Rather, all of them were interested in getting the Fitra with the most expensive products. So why are the people presenting the lowest price of Fitra? Regardless of the wealthy and the less fortunate wheat or the lowest price of goods, it is a matter of conscience and against the direction of hadith and shari'ah.