Knowing the Invalidation of Muzari‘ah Contract After Cultivation
Issue No.1895- If it transpires, after cultivation and before the harvest, that the contract of Sharecropping had been void and if the seeds belonged to the landowner, the produce would belong to him, and he should pay the wages of the farmer at the usual rate. In case however, the seeds belonged to the farmer, the produce would belong to him, and he should pay the landowner the rent of the land as usual. If the landowner does not agree that the crop remain on his land until the end of the period, the farmer should collect the crop provided that this would not cause harm and loss to him, and that the remaining on the land and paying the rent should not cause harm and loss to the landowner.
