Prioritization of the Indicators and Sub-Indicators of Maqasid Al-Shariah in Measuring Liveability of Cities

Islam, Rafikul; Dali, Norimah Md.; Abdullah, Alias

doi:10.13033/ijahp.v10i3.597

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“…The approach assumes clear and robust relationships among variables (cause and effect) [60]. Meanwhile, empirical studies rely on empirical evidence [60], an approach that recent scholars have begun to employ in investigating the aspects of MST (see [45,46,[61][62][63]).…”

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The Influence of Islamic Values on Sustainable Lifestyle: The Moderating Role of Opinion Leaders

2023

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Influential and trusted opinion leaders play a crucial role in society, particularly in influencing the public about values and lifestyle aspects. However, studies that have explored the impact of opinion leaders on a sustainable lifestyle and Islamic values in a Muslim-majority country such as Malaysia are scarce. Hence, this present study investigated the moderating effect of opinion leaders on the relationship between Islamic values derived from Maqasid Shariah and a sustainable lifestyle in Malaysia. The two methods deployed in this study were survey and in-depth interviews. Data retrieved from 682 questionnaires completed by Malaysian respondents were analysed using Smart PLS. The outcomes showed that, among the five proposed hypotheses, only one was accepted—the moderating effect of opinion leaders on the relationship between preserving intellect and a sustainable lifestyle. In-depth interview sessions were held with 18 respondents encompassing Islamic figures, environmentalists, and survey respondents. Most respondents claimed that the role of opinion leaders is important, and a healthy mind (preserving intellect) should be the priority to achieve a sustainable lifestyle. The study outcomes may serve as a reference for the Malaysian government to devise effective plans for sustainable lifestyle education by incorporating the Islamic framework.

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The Influence of Islamic Values on Sustainable Lifestyle: The Moderating Role of Opinion Leaders

2023

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“…Al-Shatibi mentions the opinions of scholars from various schools of thought in his commentary (Al-Syatibi, 1913). He thought the jama'ah referred to by the Prophet were 'people who are in the sunnah of his Prophet' (Al-Syatibi, 1913;Islam et al, 2018). Al-Shatibi then explained uniquely, namely that what is meant by people who know their religion correctly are those who adjust between the words and deeds of what has been revealed, explain the laws, and their intentions, practice the rules, and maintain maqasid al-shari'ah.…”

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Engaging Imam Al-Shatibi's Political Thoughts in Contemporary Contexts

Rahman

Ali²

2022

Socio-Politica

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This article describes classical Islamic political theory and explores the context of modern politics. The dramatic transformations to the Middle East's political, legal, and economic systems in the 19th and 20th centuries led to systematic secularization, centralization of authority, and westernization. With a literature review, this article raises again the Islamic political teachings initiated by classical fiqh scholars. This study can inspire changes currently resonating with the majority of the middle class, who are dissatisfied with the political power left over from the past. Likewise, this study can provide for those in power amid a wave of democratization in the Islamic world. With this study, Muslims can call back to Shari’a regarding the must, when, how to regulate, and how to resolve the myriad of questions that define how to implement sharia in today's political and economic context.

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“…Gaining insight into the convergence of Sharia law and urban planning is essential for understanding the intricacies of urban development and governance in Islamic settings (Powell, 2019;Qudah et al, 2023). Sharia law, which is based on Islamic ideas and teachings, has a significant impact on different parts of urban planning, such as the layout of public places, infrastructure, and governance systems (Ghasemi et al, 2019;Islam et al, 2018;Radwan, 2020;Santoso, 2023). By incorporating Sharia principles into urban planning procedures, cities may maintain cultural values, foster social harmony, and guarantee inclusiveness for varied communities.…”

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Gendered spaces in islamic cities: Bridging sharia law and urban planning goals

Akbar,

Alnaim,

Falahat

2024

Syariat

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This study examines the overlap between Sharia law and urban design in Islamic cities, with a specific focus on the dynamics of gendered spaces and their impact on social fairness, inclusivity, and the preservation of culture. The study examines the impact of Sharia principles on the organization of physical spaces, societal norms, and cultural customs in urban areas, and how this affects the daily lives of both women and men. This is done by doing a thorough examination of existing literature, case studies, and policy evaluations. An analysis is conducted to determine how socio-cultural elements, including religious beliefs, patriarchal standards, and societal expectations, affect women's ability to move around, access public areas, and engage in urban life. The proposal suggests utilizing collaborative and interdisciplinary methods to incorporate Sharia law into urban planning objectives. This approach emphasizes the significance of forming relationships with multiple stakeholders, engaging the community, and implementing policies and actions that prioritize equity. The study emphasizes the need of comprehending the division of spaces based on gender in Islamic cities in order to advance social fairness, gender parity, and cultural conservation. It advocates for comprehensive and inclusive urban design approaches that promote the welfare, respect, and entitlements of all inhabitants. Research Highlights: Complex Dynamics: The research uncovers the multifaceted interplay between Sharia law, socio-cultural norms, and urban planning practices, revealing the complex dynamics that shape gendered spaces in Islamic cities. Gender Equity Implications: Through in-depth analysis, the study highlights the implications of gendered spaces on women's mobility, access to public resources, and participation in urban life, emphasizing the need for policies and interventions that promote gender equity and social inclusion. Collaborative Approaches: The research underscores the importance of collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches for integrating Sharia principles into urban planning goals, advocating for multi-stakeholder partnerships, community engagement, and equity-based policies to foster inclusive and culturally sensitive urban environments. Call to Action: By synthesizing key findings, the research issues a compelling call to action for holistic and inclusive urban planning practices that prioritize the well-being, dignity, and rights of all residents, emphasizing the need to reimagine urban development as a collective endeavor grounded in social justice and cultural diversity.

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Prioritization of the Indicators and Sub-Indicators of Maqasid Al-Shariah in Measuring Liveability of Cities

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

The Influence of Islamic Values on Sustainable Lifestyle: The Moderating Role of Opinion Leaders

The Influence of Islamic Values on Sustainable Lifestyle: The Moderating Role of Opinion Leaders

Engaging Imam Al-Shatibi's Political Thoughts in Contemporary Contexts

Gendered spaces in islamic cities: Bridging sharia law and urban planning goals

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