The problem of inadequate sources of financing agriculture and the scarcity of credit facilities to rural farmers due to interest rate and lack of collateral or guarantor to secure loans lead to many lands becoming fallow especially in dry season. This adversely affects the entire yield in the rural areas in Kano State. This paper assesses the viability of muzara'ah in providing sources of agro-financing and alleviating rural poverty. This study conducted in Kura LGA Kano State, adopted a quantitative survey method, 152 samples out of 250 registered farmers were used, using random sampling, questionnaire for data collection and chi-square test for goodness of fit for analysis. The paper finds the viability of muzara'ah in providing sources of agro-financing very significant as it bridges the gap that exists between the surplus and the deficit landowners where the former offers his surplus land to the latter and employed his labor to till the land and share the yield on a pre-agreed ratio. The paper recommends the proper implementation of muzara'ah to cultivate more lands, generate job creation, increase farmers income earning, and enhance food security which, in turn, alleviates rural poverty.