Al Himmā: A place of pasture (grass) protected from the people in order to graze by their animals.
There are two kinds of Al-Himmā in terms of ownership own: immovable property, and short dated property.
And in term of essence of the owner is three parts:
(1) general Himmā which was before Islam belong to a tribe or many tribes or temples.
the source of Fiqh do not give areal picture for the efforts which have been done for economic system of the taxes But it gives a special ideas about what must be done.
ال ذخفٝ اإلِىأاخ اٌفش٠ذج اٌرٟ ٠ص١ش٘ا اٌرظ٠ٛش اٌشٚائٟ فٟ فُٙ اٌعاٌُ ٚذعم١ذاذٗ ٚذشاتىاذ.ٗ فاٌشٚا٠ح تّا ٟ٘ جٕظ ذظ٠ٛشٞ تاِر١اص ال ذمً أ١ّ٘ح عٓ تالٟ اٌفْٕٛ األخش.ٜ فإرا وأد ٚعٍ١رٙا اٌرٛط١ٍ١ح ٚاإلتالغ١ح ٟ٘ اٌٍغح، تّا ذّٕحٗ ِٓ طالاخ ذعث١ش٠ح فإْ فْٕٛ أخشٜ ذعّذ إٌٝ اٌظٛس وّعطٝ إ٠حائٟ، ٔرحذز ِصال عٓ اٌفْٕٛ اٌرجغ١ذ٠ح اٌرٟ ذعرّذ عٍٝ اٌحشوح ٚاإلّ٠اءاخ وأعٍٛب ذٛطٍ١ٟ ِٓ ِصً اٌشلض ٚاٌّغشح. ِٓٚ شّح، فٍىً فٓ أعا١ٌثٗ اٌرعث١
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