Abstract

Objectives: This study aims to examine the legal case of lands expropriated under the Agrarian Reform Law, determine their rulings in light of the texts of Islamic Sharia and the jurisprudence of the established legal schools, discuss scholarly opinions on the matter, and propose ijtihād-based solutions to address this contemporary issue. Methods: The study employed descriptive, analytical, historical, and comparative methodologies. The researcher followed rigorous scientific research procedures, including referencing Qur'anic verses, verifying hadiths, extracting juristic opinions from authoritative sources, and explaining uncommon terminology. Conclusions: The study concluded that the expropriation carried out under the Agrarian Reform Law is religiously prohibited, deeming the property unlawfully seized and therefore requiring its restitution to its rightful owners.