👉 In Islamic jurisprudence, "khansamah" is a term used to describe a person who has been granted permission or authority over someone else. It refers to individuals who have received permission from others to act on their behalf. The phrase "khansamah" comes from the Arabic word "khalis" which means "to grant," and "amah" which is a term used in Islamic law referring to "authority." In this context, it refers to someone with authority
