Sharia Ownership Concept
Keywords:
Assets, Ownership, ShariaAbstract
This type of research is descriptive research. The data used in this study is a literature study and uses
qualitative data. Data analysis methods in this study are descriptive analysis, content analysis,
comparative analysis, and triangulation.
Ownership or al-milk is also known as property rights or just property. The fiqh experts interpret property
rights (al-milk) as "a person's specificity towards assets that are recognized by the Shari'ah, thus making
him have special power over a property, both utilizing and or managing it". In Islam, there are three
elements of ownership, namely private property, public property, and state property. The causes that can
make a person have property are work, inheritance, the need for the property to sustain life, giving state
assets to the people, and assets obtained without wealth and energy. In addition, ownership has various
types, including perfect ownership and imperfect ownership.
