Financial aspects in the works of the orientalist Stanley Lane-Poole (Kharaj - Jizya) as a model
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Kharaj and Jizya are two financial systems in the Islamic state. Kharaj is a tax on agricultural lands based on their size and the quality of their production, used to finance state projects. Jizya, on the other hand, is a tax imposed on non-Muslims (dhimmis) to regulate their relationship with the state and achieve peaceful coexistence. dimensions It has religious, economic, and political dimensions
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