إحياءُ واستثمارُ الأراضي الْمَوات في ماليزيا من خلال التمويل الأصغر الإسلامي

Abstract

This study aims to identify the revitalization and investment of abandoned land through Islamic microfinance in Malaysia, with a specific emphasis on the state of Negeri Sembilan. It discusses the concept of abandoned lands, examining methods for their revitalization and investment in accordance with the principles of Islamic law. In this regard, revitalizing and investing in abandoned land is posited as a solution to the financing problems faced by small and medium enterprises as well as enhance opportunities to increase the income of poor people in the Malaysian society. The study employed the descriptive analysis approach in demonstrating the importance of revitalizing and investing the abandoned land through Islamic microfinance approach which will boost the efforts of microfinance institutions in reducing poverty and overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. A key finding is that investing in abandoned land, in line with Shariah principles, offers an innovative approach to utilizing these lands for productive projects and reflects the importance of Islamic microfinance and its response to the requirements of revitalizing the abandoned land efficiently and effectively