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Iqta in medieval India meant:
[CDS I 2016]
1) land assigned to religious personnel for spiritual purposes
2) land revenue from different territorial units assigned to army officers.
3) charity for educational and cultural activities
4) the rights of the zamindar
2) land revenue from different territorial units assigned to army officers.