القواعد المقاصدية فيما تعادل من المصالح الدنيوية و الأخروية

الملخص EN

The balance of Islam between the world and the everlasting is an evidence of its perfection and moderation and also its inclusiveness for all worldly and eternal interests.

One of the evidences of this balance is the intended meaning stated by the legislator (Allah The Almighty) about the equality between the two worlds in some whole meanings of maqasid.

The study of this balance and equality is a definitive indication to the invalidity of assuming that the emergence of Sharia was merely for the eternal interests or assuming that the perfection of worship and obedience in olute abandonment for the worldly interests in all cases, as well as neglecting the core meaning of worshipping when doing the worldly interests by the mankind.

The study found that the moderation is associated with all interests without excess or negligence.

Therefore, the problem of the study has been stemmed and its importance lies in dealing with the equality as one of the overall Maqasid meanings.

Through studying the equality and balance between the worldly and everlasting interests, the meanings of moderation have been highlighted and its call to accelerate the realization of respected worldly interests as they are compliant with the religious rulings.

This study aimed to clarify the concept of the Maqasid rule and the meaning of equality between the worldly and eternal interests, and extrapolate the worldly interests that are equal to the eternal interests, and write them in holistic maqasid rules with clear explanations and meanings, using an inductive analytical approach and systematic procedures for deducing the maqasid meanings in which the worldly and eternal interests are equal in a holistic definition in a general maqasid rule with general and detailed evidences and examples and thus developing the partial maqasid rules.

The study revealed that all binding rulings are not devoid of interest, and that the equality between the worldly and eternal interests in some meanings is consistent with the priority of the eternal interests when conflicting, and the classification of jurisprudential rulings into worship and transactions is a matter of dividing and diversifying attributes.

The interests of the two worlds are equal in the purpose of worship and sincerity, obedience and overlapping of faith.

The study also showed that the awareness of the equal Maqasid rules has a great impact on understanding of the provisions and rulings debated by comparable and converging evidences.