İslam Perspektifinden Sürdürülebilir Kalkınma

Year 2021, , 95 - 126, 02.07.2021

Ahmet Efe

https://doi.org/10.24013/jomelips.777888

Cited By: 2

Abstract

Bu çalışmamızda İslami bakış açısıyla İslam ekonomisinde sürdürülebilir iktisadi büyüme ve kalkınma incelenmektedir. İddiamız, İslam’ın sürdürülebilir iktisadi büyüme ve kalkınma ilkelerinin kapitalist toplumlara nazaran insanın huzurunu sağlama ve hayatını kolaylaştırma noktasında daha tutarlı, mantıklı ve yararlı sonuçlar doğurduğudur. Kapitalist ve materyalist düzene nazaran İslam düzeninin sürdürülebilir iktisadi büyüme ve kalkınmayı tesis etmedeki farklılıkları araştırılarak ortaya konulmaktadır. Bu da çevre ve doğal kaynakları salt maddi yararlarının sürdürülebilirliği noktasında dikkate almak değil aynı zamanda onların Allah’ın lütfu, nimeti, mektupları, delilleri, isimlerinin tecellisi ve aynı zamanda ahiretteki nimetlerin numuneleri olduğu bilinciyle israftan kaçınan, çevreye ve içerisindeki varlıklara değer veren ve maddi büyüme ve kalkınma kadar manevi gelişime de önem veren kapsamlı ve insani bir yaklaşımı ortaya koymak ile gerçekleşebilmektedir.

Keywords

İslami kamu yönetimi, sürdürülebilir stratejiler, iktisadi kalkınma

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