General Islamic Study

Khiraj is a land tax that is paid by non-Muslims who live in Muslim-ruled lands. It is a form of jizyah, which is a tax that is paid by non-Muslims in exchange for protection and freedom of religion. Ushr is a tithe that is paid by Muslims on agricultural produce. It is calculated at a rate of 10%.

There are three types of talaq in Islam: Talaq-e-Ahsan Talaq-e-Hasan Talaq-e-Biddat Talaq-e-Ahsan is the most preferred form of divorce in Islam. It involves the husband pronouncing the word “talaq” (divorce) once during the wife’s purity period. The wife then has to wait for three menstrual cycles before the divorce is finalized. Talaq-e-Hasan is similar to talaq-e-ahsan, but the husband pronounces the word “talaq” three times during the wife’s purity period. The wife then has to wait for three menstrual cycles before the divorce is finalized. Talaq-e-biddat is the least preferred form of divorce in Islam. It involves the husband pronouncing the word “talaq” three times in one sitting. The divorce is then finalized immediately.

The correct answer is Hazrat Hafsa RA. Hazrat Hafsa RA was the daughter of Hazrat Umar RA, the second caliph of Islam. She was married to the Prophet Muhammad SAW in 3 AH. She was a pious and intelligent woman, and she was known for her memorization of the Quran.