The Alignment System and its Impact On Managing Common Funds

Abstract

Abstract: The Muhaya'a system is a legal arrangement used to regulate the joint use of common property among several partners. It refers to the distribution of the benefit from the property in alternating time or space, according to an agreement between them. For example, if several people jointly own a property, they can agree that each partner will use it for a specific period of time in rotation. This system aims to avoid conflict and achieve justice in the use of shared property. Mutual benefit can be temporal or spatial, depending on the nature of the shared property. It does not affect the ownership of the partners; it only regulates the use of the shared property.