Appendix 16: An Observation Of A Specific Text
It is held that the justification occurring in the text that referring to some guaranteed elements of compensation or earnings. It means that a gain without a previous work or labour is impermissible if it is guaranteed. But if it is not guaranteed then it is permissible, like the difference between compensation that an intermediary pays to the owner, or the percentage he pays the farmer if it happens to exceed that compensation.
This statement is partially valid with regard to the explanation of the justification and for an understanding of the sphere of inquiry in other fields.
- Iqtisaduna, Our Economics, Volume 2, Part 2
- Publisher’s Foreword
- Chapter 1: Theory On Post-Production Distribution
- The Theoretical Basis For Distribution Of Production Output, Among Different Means Of Production
- The Upper Structure
- From The Theory
- Striking Difference Between Islamic And Marxist Theory
- Theoretical Proof Of Ownership
- Separation Of Ownership (Proprietary Rights) From The Exchange Value Under The Theory
- The General Law On Earnings From The Material Means Of Production
- The Upper Structure
- The Theory
- The Regulation Of The Upper Structure
- Earnings Stands On The Basis Of Expended Labour
- The Affirmative Limb Of The Norm
- The Negative Limb Of The Norm
- The Binding Of The Prohibition Of Usury With The Negative Limb Of The Principle
- Why Are (Providers Of) The Means Of Production Not Granted A Share In The Profits?
- Observations
- The Theoretical Basis For Distribution Of Production Output, Among Different Means Of Production
- Chapter 2: The Theory Of Production
- Chapter 3: Responsibilities Of The State In An Islamic Economy
- Appendix 1: Examination Of The Exceptions To Ownership Of Conquered Lands By Muslims
- Appendix 2: Discussion Of The Inclusion Of Conquered Wasteland In The Law Of The Taxed Land
- Appendix 3: The Legal Effect Of At-Tahjir
- Appendix 4: Discussion As To Whether Rehabilitation Of Wasteland Results In Ownership Right
- Appendix 5: Permissibility Of Sale Of A Reclaimed Land According To Ash-Shaykh At-Tusi
- Appendix 6: Acquisition Of Possession Through Dominance And Control
- Appendix 7: No Discrimination Between The Types Of Land Owned By Those Who Have Embraced Islam Voluntarily
- Appendix 8: The Rules On A Spring Which Emerge In A Privately Owned Land
- Appendix 9: Possession By A Person Of A Spring He Uncovers
- Appendix 10: The Obligation Of Allowing Free Access To A Canal When The Person No Longer Needs It
- Appendix 11: Annexation Of A Mine To The Land
- Appendix 12: Ownership Of A Bird Is Acquired By Hunting Even If Its Possession Is Not Accomplished
- Appendix 13: The Difference Between Ownership By Hunting And Ownership By Acquisition (Hiyazah)
- Appendix 14: Discussion About A Person’s Right Of Possession To Assets Acquired By A Donor Or An Authorized Representative Or An Employee
- Appendix 15: Arguments That The Hired Worker, Not The Hirer, Owns The Acquired Assets
- Appendix 16: An Observation Of A Specific Text