REVIEW OF ISLAMIC LAW ON DAILY FISHING PRACTICES (Case Study of Fishing Source of Blessings in Sengon Bugel Mayong Village, Jepara)

Abstract

This study examines fishing practices using the Daily System at Sumber Berkah Fishing in Sengon Bugel Mayong Village, Jepara. The aim is to examine the practice of fishing with the Daily System, the contracts that are executed, as well as the review of Islamic Law. This type of research uses Field Research with a qualitative approach. The subjects are managers, anglers, and religious leaders. Data collection techniques through observation, interviews, and documentation. The results of the study concluded: 1) That the practice of fishing with the Daily System is carried out by paying first and then rationing 1 Kilogram of fish for bait for a day but has freedom regarding the results obtained without the need for further payments. For anglers who get jackpot fish, they get prizes by following the applicable provisions. 2) In terms of the perpetrators and their sighat, they made clear qabul consent, understood by both parties, and mutually agreed. Judging from the object, it is halal fish and its existence is clear because it was previously placed in its own shelter. In the context of muamalah, the implementation of the contract at Sumber Berkah fishing is in the category of conditional buying and selling, in which the terms and pillars of buying and selling have been fulfilled and are valid. 3) From the point of view of Islamic Law, it is still permissible because the conditions in it are carried out on a voluntary basis without coercion from one of the parties so that no one is harmed because the mechanism is understood and there is a form of khiyar rights. Then the prizes provided come from the manager so as to avoid the element of maysir.