Copyright (Hak Ibtikar) in Islamic Law and Legal Views

Abstract

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are economic rights granted by law to a creator or inventor over a work resulting from human intellectual abilities. Intellectual Property Rights are exclusive rights granted through a regulation or law to a person or human organization for their creations. One example of Intellectual Property Rights is Copyright (Haq Ibtikar). Copyright is one of the rights that has received legal protection in Indonesia as a result of high level creativity in the form of works that are utilized both by the person concerned and by many people. The aim is to understand copyright in Islamic law. The results of this research show that, in Islamic law, copyright is known as haq al-ibtikar, namely the right to a creation that was first created. Islam only recognizes and protects creative works that are in harmony with the norms and values ​​contained therein.