Ownership in Islam

Hak al Syakhsi

can be on immovable or movable

property but

hak Irtifaq is on immovable

property ( aqar ).

• True

• False

Choose the correct Huqu Al-Irtifaqq

• Haq al Syurb (The right of watering)

• Haq al Masil (The right to pass-by)

• Haq al Jiwar (The right of neighbour)

• Haq al Majra (The right to dispose)

Ownership of benefit

that is shared by the public is called:

Characteristics of Milk Al-Naqis:

• Transferable ownership

• Ownership is not restricted to a time limit

• No absolute control over the property concerned

• The manfaah owner is the trustee which is liable for any damage.

Choose the correct examples of methods of acquiring Milk Al-Tam

• Ihya Al Mawat

• Uqud Al Mu'awadat

• Diyat

• Syuf'ah

Choose the correct characteristic of Milk Al-Tam

• The ownership is permanent

• If the owner destroyed the property or damage,

  compensation is required to be paid.

• The owner has the right and freedom to obtain

  the benefit of the property

• The ownership is not restricted to

  a certain period of time

• The owner has the right and freedom to dispose it to others

Ownership can be divided into milk al-tam and milk al-nafis

• True

• False

“It is something of which man has become the

owner whether it is in either physical form ( ayn ) or

benefit ( manfaah ) or both.”

This is the definition of:

Which one is NOT the factors leading to complete ownership?

• Possession of something allowable

• Replacement of ownership in inheritance

• Born from what is under one's possession

• Permission to consume something

The land owner has the right to access water pipe through others land with prior permission.

This is the principle of.....

• Haq al Murur

• Haq al Majra

• Haq al Masil

• Haq al Jiwar