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Qualitative research analyzes land ownership systems in Nagari Koto Tangah, highlighting muamalah jurisprudence implications.
The aim of this research is to describe the land ownership and utilization system in Nagari Koto Tangah and analyze the views of muamalah jurisprudence on the land ownership and utilization system in Nagari Koto Tangah. This research is field research (Field Research) with a qualitative descriptive approach. The view of muamalah jurisprudence in obtaining ownership of no-man's land carried out by the people of Nagari Koto Tangah does not fulfill one of the requirements, namely the presence of permission from the Imam or Leader. The management carried out is a form of Syirkah Inan, this form of syirkah is permitted, but the provisions for profit sharing in land management do not meet the provisions for profit sharing in syirkah inan.
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