Hazrat Hakam states that when goats exceed three hundred, then until they reach four hundred, nothing is due on them.

Hazrat Salim narrates from his father that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) wrote down the rulings of Zakat and placed them with his sword, or (the narrator is in doubt) with his will, and he did not send it out to the officials until the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) departed from this world. Then Hazrat Abu Bakr strictly followed it until his death, then Hazrat Umar also followed it. In it was written regarding the Zakat of goats that for three hundred goats, three goats are due as Zakat, and if the goats exceed this number, then for every hundred goats, one goat will be given. And if the goats exceed this number, then for every hundred goats, one goat will be given. Nothing is obligatory on less than one hundred.

Imam Zuhri states that when there is even one goat more than two hundred, then up to three hundred, three goats are due (as zakat), and if the goats exceed three hundred, then for every hundred, one goat is due as zakat, and there is no zakat on less than forty goats.

Hasan says that when the goats exceed three hundred, then for every hundred, one goat is due as zakat.

Hazrat Mujahid says that if a person keeps forty goats in the city and uses their milk, then zakat is not obligatory on him.

Ibrahim says that those goats which stay at home and are not grazing (freely), there is no zakat on such goats.

Yunus and Hasan state that a lamb will not be counted and it will not be taken in zakat.

10251 - From Yunus, from al-Hasan (they both said): The kid is counted, but it is not taken in charity.

Hazrat Ibn Jurayj says that I asked Hazrat Ata whether the young kids of goats should also be counted (when collecting Zakat)? He replied, Yes.

Imam Zuhri states that the counting will be done of the young goats at the time when their mother has given birth (to them).