MAQASID - AL- SHARIAH AND PROTECTION OF WOMEN
Keywords:
Maqasid, masalih, darurat, hajiyat, tahsiniyat.Abstract
'Maqasid al-Shariah' are masalih that provide answers to the questions about the hierarchy of interests in Islamic law. Maqasid include the wisdoms behind rulings, such as 'enhancing social welfare,' which is one of the wisdoms behind charity, and 'developing consciousness of God,' which is one of the wisdoms behind fasting.
Maqasid are also good ends that the laws aim to achieve by blocking, or opening, certain means. Thus, the Maqasid of 'preserving people's minds and souls' explain the total and strict Islamic ban on alcohol and intoxicants. Maqasid are also the group of divine intents and moral concepts upon which the Islamic law is based, such as, justice, human dignity, free will, magnanimity, facilitation, and social cooperation. Thus, they represent the link between the Islamic law and today's notions of human rights, development, and civility.
The term 'maqsid' (plural: Maqasid) refers to a purpose, objective, principle, intent, goal, end [16: a, ii], telos (Greek), finalit
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