Eid windfall for restaurants as beggars sell Zakat rice cheap

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"In the last two days of Ramadan, I receive plenty of rice bags as Zakat, and since I don't need that many, I sell them to small restaurants at lower prices than the cost price," says Layla, an African <a href="http://www.barrioroma.it/pradaoutlet/">prada scarpe</a> beggar <a href="http://www.cai-catanzaro.it/peuterey/">peuterey outlet on line</a> sitting in front of a supermarket.

Layla, who has a 5yearold daughter, Yejide, and a oneyearoldbaby, carries them on her back and begs for money. Whenever she is given a bag of rice, she hides it in peuterey outlet on line her stroller at a corner outside the supermarket. "I don't know what to do with the numerous bags of rice I have, so I sell them because I <a href="http://www.cai-catanzaro.it/replicaborse/">replica borse prada</a> am in need of money," says Layla.

Some small restaurant owners accept these rice bags from beggars, saying it is a good business opportunity.

Mohammed Aalim, who runs prada scarpe a small restaurant that sells Afghan rice dishes, regularly purchases rice bags from beggars.

"I buy them from these beggars because they sell them at much lower prices than the cost price. The rice sacks that are given to these beggars are not expired, so what is the problem in buying them? We are just getting a discount," says Aalim.