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THE RESOURCES THAT BELONG TO ALL
4:35:17 2023-08-15 1464

The natural resources in whose development human efforts have played no role, belong to all according to Islam. Everybody has an equal opportunity to avail of these resources. The Prophet had said:

Three things all Muslims could jointly avail of are water, fodder, and water.

This tradition, though it succinctly refers to water, fodder and water yet in truth it refers to the products as well their resources. There is a wide range of these natural resources without which not only human life but animal life and bird life would be greatly endangered. Water here refers to all those sources of water available in nature like oases, springs, streams, rivers and seas. Likewise, fodder stands for all those forms of animal feeds like grass, leaves and fruits found in forest areas and plains. Fire relates to all kinds of fire-wood and means to make fire.

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