The Taxes a During the Major Succession Reign(Al-Rashidi) and its Impact on Society

Abstract

This research seeks to examine the taxation system during the era of the Al-Rashidi Caliphs, focusing on the various financial resources and their distribution in accordance with Islamic law. It posits that this framework significantly transformed financial trading practices. The period of considerable financial wealth in the Islamic era contributed to improved living conditions for individuals and stimulated trade, ultimately bolstering the financial capacity of the governing regime.

The economic development observed during this time was largely facilitated by the Islamic conquests, which established governance based on Islamic principles. The study addresses several key areas:

1. Taxation during the era of the Al-Rashidi Caliphs.


2. Types of taxes and their collection methods.


3. Taxation practices in regions including Iraq, the Levant, the Arabian Peninsula, eastern Iraq, Khorasan, and Egypt.


4. Distribution of financial resources during the era of the Al-Rashidi Caliphs.


5. Wealth distribution among the Muslim population.