پاکستان میں رائج زرعی نظام کا شرعی جائزہ

کتابیات
مجلہ	البصیرۃ
عنوان	پاکستان میں رائج زرعی نظام کا شرعی جائزہ
انگریزی عنوان	Prevailing Agricultural System in Pakistan: A Study in Islamic Perspective
مصنف	Parveen، Zahida
جلد	2
شمارہ	1
سال	2013
صفحات	35-5
مکمل مقالہ
یو آر آیل	Link
کلیدی الفاظ	Pakistan, agriculture, human history, land ownership
شکاگو 16	Parveen، Zahida۔ "پاکستان میں رائج زرعی نظام کا شرعی جائزہ۔" البصیرۃ 2, شمارہ۔ 1 (2013)۔

Al-Basirah البصیرۃ Volume 2 Issue 1 Contents

بین المذاہب ہم آہنگی میں حائل رکاوٹوں کا جائزہ پاکستان میں رائج زرعی نظام کا شرعی جائزہ الہامی مذاہب میں مشترکہ اخلاقیات کا تصور جدید مالیاتی ادارے اور تقسیم زکوۃ غنة الزواج وانتظارھا في الفقه الاسلامي مظاهر الرحمة في شخصية الرسول جوانب مختلفة من اھمية الرجاء في حياة المسلم حد الزاني البكر و المحصن Interpretation of the Prophetic Way of Preaching Status of Women in Islam and its Impact on Pashtun Society in Present Times An Anthology of the Highlights of the Quran Compilation by Dr. Badr Hashemi

Abstract

Islam has provided guidance in agriculture like any other field of life. Agriculture provides food and nourishment to men, animals and birds. Pakistan is an agricultural land. Out of total grass root of Pakistan economy, 80% depends upon the agriculture. Agriculture is the production of food, feed and fiber by the systematic harvesting of plants and animals. The history of agriculture is a central element of human history. The article deals with the study of Muslims’ contribution to agriculture especially the Prophetic and four caliphs’ time. The Prophet r initiated the development of a sophisticated system of irrigation, and the Caliphs Hazrat Umar R. A and Hazrat Uthman R. A suggested revolution in agricultural reforms. The Islamic rules on land ownership and labor rights, alongside the recognition of private ownership and introduction of share cropping created by incentives to engage in agriculture. The present system prevailing in Pakistan has several short comings. Landlordism and poverty of cultivators who are generally uneducated, absence of heavy machinery for cultivation and small holdings also create problem.