What is the ruling on soil taken from land and used for making bricks (building material)?

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If soil is taken from land and used for construction purposes, it must be returned. The taker has no right to compensation unless they mixed material (like straw, 'tibn') belonging to them into the soil, in which case they may dissolve the mixture and reclaim their material. If nothing valuable results from the mixture, there are two differing opinions, which follow the ruling on scraping off decorative layers ('tazwiq') that hold no inherent value.