Explanation of the Tribute Writing Styles in Islamic Civilization up to the Year650 (AH)

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BOOSAIDI FERESHTEH; CHELONGAR MOHAMMADALI; MONTAZER ALGHAEM ASGHAR

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Journal: THE HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION Year:2020 | Volume:11 | Issue:40 Page(s): 67-100

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Explanation of the Tribute Writing Styles in Islamic Civilization up to the Year650 (AH)

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BOOSAIDI FERESHTEH | CHELONGAR MOHAMMADALI | MONTAZER ALGHAEM ASGHAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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TaxationQ1

TributeQ2

Tribute WritingQ1

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Islamic CivilizationQ2

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Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Taxation in Islamic culture and civilization has been considered by the Muslims since the first century. One of the sub-branches of financial historiography was Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute writing. With the beginning of the Islamic conquests, one of the issues related to the conquest of new lands was the payment of Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute as one of the most important sources of income for the Islamic State. As a result, the financial agents of the Caliphate apparatus prepared financial reports and collected and paid Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute. Thus, Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute writing in Islamic Civilization began in the first century. Studies can be used to search for different Styles in the classification of Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute history books. In fact, the position of the writers, the motivations and factors of writing, the Style of writing, the content, and the writerschr('39') views on the economic and financial issues were different. By implementing a descriptive-analytical research method and investigating historiographical sources, indexes, and library documents, the main question of the study has been answered: "What were the main Styles of the works written by the Muslims regarding the issue of Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute until the year 650 (AH)? " It was hypothesized that the main writing Styles about Style="font-Style:inherit;color:#ff0078">Tribute have been jurisprudential-political, jurisprudential-traditional and local-geographical.

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BOOSAIDI, FERESHTEH, CHELONGAR, MOHAMMADALI, & MONTAZER ALGHAEM, ASGHAR. (2020). Explanation of the Tribute Writing Styles in Islamic Civilization up to the Year650 (AH). THE HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION, 11(40 ), 67-100. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/370474/en

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BOOSAIDI FERESHTEH, CHELONGAR MOHAMMADALI, MONTAZER ALGHAEM ASGHAR. Explanation of the Tribute Writing Styles in Islamic Civilization up to the Year650 (AH). THE HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION[Internet]. 2020;11(40 ):67-100. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/370474/en

IEEE: Copy

FERESHTEH BOOSAIDI, MOHAMMADALI CHELONGAR, and ASGHAR MONTAZER ALGHAEM, “Explanation of the Tribute Writing Styles in Islamic Civilization up to the Year650 (AH),” THE HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION, vol. 11, no. 40 , pp. 67–100, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/370474/en

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