التنمية المستدامة و علاقتها بفقه المصالح

Abstract EN

Sustainable development and its relationship to the jurisprudence of interests

It has been decided by every reasonable person that development is the goal of all modern societies, in order to achieve the sufficiency of their people, and in pursuit of a standard of life that allows to live in dignity for each member of society, without resorting to the humility need and demand on the one hand, or voluntary or compulsory migration on the other.

The scholars of Sharia decided that they came to maintain the five essentials: religion, self, offspring, money, and the mind, as well as the preservation of its supplements in what is known as the pilgrim destinations and the purposes of improvement.

This preservation is not achieved for individuals in isolation from society, but through the exploitation and development of the nation's resources, which corresponds to the concepts of modern development in the name of sustainable development.

In this research, the idea of sustainable development in the light of the jurisprudence of interests, and its importance stems from the importance of its subject, which is sustainable development, which has become a method of development in the present era, which is evolving to impose on States, institutions and organizations to keep pace so that the desired social balance can be achieved.

This research sheds light on the interests that were guaranteed to achieve when people adhere to the provisions of the law of Islam, and divided it into an introduction and three topics and conclusion: The first topic: the concept of sustainable development and its characteristics and areas.

The second topic: the concept of jurisprudence of interests.

The third topic: sustainable development in the balance of jurisprudence of interests.

And the conclusion includes: That God guaranteed to humanity the real happiness if they apply its provisions in general, and also guaranteed them the comprehensive development of the permanent resources bestowed to them by if they apply His provisions and implement His laws.

That all corruption in the environment or lack of resources is caused by human failure to comply with the provisions of Rahman (the most merciful) and his legitimate purposes.

Jurisprudence of interests to preserve the resources of the environment and development and good utilization for the benefit of humanity and prosperity.

I also recommended to my fellow researchers the need to re-rooting the concept of development in general and sustainable development, especially in the light of the purposes of the Sharia and its provisions in kind and efficiency.