Sell Buy Agricultural Products Non-rice in Perspective of Islamic Business Ethics

Abstrak

Tapen Village is one of the villages where the majority of the population makes them live as farmers. It is feared that buying and selling before harvest or gharar buying and selling will have a negative impact on farmers and collectors. The aim of the research is to analyze how the practice of buying and selling non-rice agricultural products in Tapen Village and the impact of the practice of buying and selling non-rice agricultural products is seen from the principles of Islamic business ethics. This research uses a qualitative approach with field methods (field research), through observation, interviews and documentation. Next, it will be analyzed using Islamic business ethics theory. The results of this research show that the buying and selling practices of the Tapen Village community are carried out through two methods, namely buying and selling before harvest and buying and selling after harvest. The two buying and selling methods used by the people of Tapen Village have positive and negative impacts. This research underlines the importance of applying the principles of Islamic business ethics when buying and selling practices take place to minimize negative impacts that may occur during buying and selling transactions.