Explanation:

Explanation- Iqta‘ was an Islamic practice of tax farming that became common in Muslim Asia during the Buyid dynasty. The Iqta‘ holders generally did not technically own the lands, but only assume the right to the revenue of the land, a right that the government typically reserved the right to change. Many Iqta‘ holders did not hold their Iqta' for life, and at least in most cases they were not subject to inheritance to the next generation.