Sustainable Development as a Religious Obligation and Human Need

Abstract

The research entitled (Sustainable development is a goal imposed by Sharia texts and necessitated by human need) aims to determine the level of guidance of Sharia texts, in urging the contents of sustainable development, stating the hypothesis of sustainable development, and the evidence explaining that, and identifying the extent of the human need for sustainable development, and through the approach Inductive description by tracking and explaining the evidence that proves the extent to which the legal texts assume the contents of sustainable development and the human need for itNature necessitated that there be an introduction and three sections, the first of which focused on the most important definitions related to the title of the research, the second an indication of the hypothesis of sustainable development, and the third on the human need for sustainable development. The most prominent results are that the legal texts mentioned the command for human development in multiple aspects, and not In the name of human development, but with legal names that indicate it, and the hypothesis of sustainable development is made clear through the prohibition of corruption, warning against it, and the penalties contained therein.

The Shari’a rules also required the necessity of sustainable development, and included the human need for sustainable development, the levels of need (necessary, urgent, and improving). As for the recommendations, the most prominent is the recommendation to examine the jurisprudential adaptation of the sustainable development goals, their elements and dimensions, and to explain their Shari’a rulings, in more than one research or in a scientific dissertation, Also, discussing sustainable development by linking it to recognized and transmitted interests