👉 In Islamic jurisprudence, a khidmah (also known as a zakat) is a tax imposed on individuals and entities for providing assistance to Muslims in times of hardship. The purpose of this tax is to ensure that the poor are not left without basic necessities during times of crisis. The term "khedivate" comes from the Arabic word 'Khidmah', which means 'tax'. In Islamic jurisprudence, a khidmah is considered a tax imposed on individuals and entities
