"Khums (The Islamic Tax)" is a comprehensive exploration of one of Islam's core financial obligations. The book delves into the concept, significance, and practical applications of Khums, a mandatory one-fifth tax on surplus income or savings as prescribed in Islamic law. It explains the historical origins of Khums, its relevance in both individual and societal contexts, and how it serves as a means of wealth distribution, supporting religious leadership and the less fortunate in society.

Authored by knowledgeable Islamic scholars, this book addresses common questions and provides clear guidelines on calculating, paying, and understanding the spiritual and economic implications of Khums. It is a vital resource for Muslims seeking to fulfill their financial obligations in accordance with Islamic teachings, and for anyone interested in learning about the economic principles of Islam.