Continuation
The intellectual mind of al-Tartusi could clearly perceive
this phenomenon.
Hence, he advised the Muslims to achieve economic progress
within the Islamic values.
Ibn al-Qayyim put a lot of emphasis on agricultural
development.
In view of the fact that, there exist people who own land but
do not or cannot cultivate it.
There are others who are able and willing to cultivate land
but do not have it.
Ibn al-Qayyim supports the arrangement of sharecropping in
the agricultural sector.
According to him, it is fair that some provide land and
others cultivate it.
They share in output on an agreed basis.
There is, however, a debate among the jurists whether
sharecropping is allowed or not.
Used from paper of Abdul Ghafar
Ismail and Noraziah Che Arshad
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