Rules and regulations for Islamic banking agricultural financing formulas

Abstract

This research is primarily concerned with defining Islamic agricultural banking finance and explaining the rulings and controls of the Sharia-compliant agricultural contract forms mentioned in Islamic law, namely sharecropping, planting, and irrigation, relying on the inductive method in tracing the opinions of the schools of jurisprudence and their evidence when studying the rulings of these contracts and their Sharia controls, and benefiting from the comparative method when addressing issues of disagreement between the schools. The descriptive method was used to present the mechanisms for employing these contracts in agricultural banking finance operations. The research concluded that it is possible to employ these Sharia-compliant contracts as successful tools of banking finance in Islamic banks to support the agricultural sector and agricultural and economic development.