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14 The Prohibited Methods of Increasing Ownership

by Taqiuddin an-Nabhani1 min readViewed 11 times

The Islamic Shar’a made the increase of ownership restricted with limits which are not allowed to be violated. Hence a person is prevented from increasing ownership in certain ways, included in which are the following.

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Chapters (110)

11 Introduction to the Economic system
21.1 The Capitalist Economic System
31.2 The Economic System versus Economic Science
41.3 The Socialist Economic System
52 Economy
62.1 The Basis of the Economic System
72.2 The View of Islam towards the Economy
82.3 Economic Policy in Islam
92.4 The General Economic Principles
103 Types of Ownership
113.1 Private Ownership
123.2 Definition of Private Ownership
133.3 The Meaning of Ownership
143.4 The Means of Owning Property
154 The First Means of Ownership - Work
164.1 Cultivation of Barren Land
174.2 Extracting that which exists inside the earth
184.3 Hunting
194.5 Mudharaba
204.6 Share Cropping - Musaqat
214.7 Hiring-Employing an Employee
225 The Work Of The Employee Worker
235.1 Definition of the Work
245.2 The Type of Work
255.3 Duration of the Work
265.4 Wage for Work
275.5 The Effort Spent in the Work
285.6 The Ruling Regarding Hiring Over Prohibited Benefits
295.7 The Ruling of Hiring Non-Muslims
305.8 Hiring Someone to perform Worships and Public Services
315.9 Who is the Employee?
325.10 The Basis upon which the Assessment of the Wage is Established
335.11 Estimating the Employee's Wage
346 The Second Means Of Ownership
356.1 Inheritance
367 The Third Means of Ownership
377.1 The need for Property for Sustenance
388 The Fourth Means Of Ownership
398.1 That which the State gives of its Properties to the Citizens
409 The Fifth Means Of Ownership
419.1 The Property obtained by Individuals
4210 The Way To Dispose Of Property
4310.1 Right of Disposal
4410.2 Increasing Property
4510.3 The Rules of Lands
4610.4 Cultivation of Barren Land
4710.5 Disposal of Land
4810.6 Preventing the Leasing of Land
4911 Trading And Manufacturing
5011.1 Trade
5111.2 Manufacturing
5212 The Laws Of Partnership Companies
5312.1 The Company in Islam - Partnership
5412.2 The Company of Equal - Al-Inan
5512.3 The Companies of Bodies - Al-Abdan
5612.4 The Company of Body and Capital - Mudharaba
5712.5 The Company of Reputation Faces - Wujooh
5812.6 Company of Negotiation - Mufawadha
5912.7 Dissolving the Company
6013 Capitalist Companies
6113.1 Commercial Company of Joint Liability
6213.2 Joint-Stock Company - Share Companies
6313.3 Shares of the Share Stock Company
6413.4 Co-operative Societies
6513.5 Insurance Ta’meen
6614 The Prohibited Methods of Increasing Ownership
6714.1 Gambling
6814.2 InterestUsury (Riba)
6914.3 Criminal Fraud
7014.4 Deceit in Trade
7114.5 Monopoly
7214.6 Price-Fixing
7315 Right of Disposal to Spend in Gifts and Maintenance
7416 Public Property (AlMilkiyyah Al- Ammah)
7517 State Property
7618 Nationalised Property is neither Public nor State Property
7719 Seclusion (Hima) in the Public Interests
7820 Factories
7921 Bait ul Mal (The State Treasury)
8021.1 Revenues of Bait ul-Mal
8121.2 The Expenditures of Bait ul-Mal
8221.3 The State Budget
8321.4 Zakat
8421.5 The Head Tax (Jizya)
8521.6 The Land Tax (Kharaj)
8622 Distributing Wealth among the People
8722.1 Economic Equilibrium in Society
8822.2 The Prohibition of Hoarding Gold and Silver
8923 Riba and Currency Exchange (Sarf)
9023.1 Riba (Interes-tUsury)
9123.2 Currency Exchange (Sarf)
9223.3 Exchange Transactions
9324 Money-Currencies (An-Nuqood)
9424.1 The Gold Standard
9524.2 Benefits of the Gold Standard
9624.3 Problems facing the Gold Standard
9724.4 The Silver Standard
9824.5 Metallic Money
9924.6 Paper Money
10024.7 Issuing of Currency
10124.8 Exchange Rate of Currencies
10225 Foreign Trade
10325.1 The Reality of Foreign Trade
10425.2 Balance of Tarde
10525.3 Currency-Monetary Relations Between Countries
10625.4 Foreign Trade Policy
10725.5 Free Trade
10825.6 Protectionism
10925.7 National Economy
11025.8 Policy of Self-Sufficiency