Şeriatın Maksatları ve İslami Finans Ürünleri: Değerlendirme İçin Bir Çerçeve

Year 2019, , 111 - 120, 31.07.2019

Feyza Cevherli

https://doi.org/10.25272/ijisef.555999

Abstract

İslam hukukunun genel
amacı, insanlığın refahını veya faydasını (maslahat) artırmak veya kötülükten
(mefsedet) sakındırmaktır. İslami finans, doğası gereği sosyal/toplumsal
yönü olan bir İslam ekonomisi sisteminin parçası olarak görülmektedir. Bu
sistemin genel hedefi; ekonomide büyüme ve adaleti sağlayarak tezahür edebilen
Şeriatın maksatlarını gerçekleştirmektir (Siddiqi, 2004). Bu çalışmada,
ürünlerle ilişkili olarak makasıdın karakterizasyonu/tarifi ortaya
konulmaktadır.

Keywords

islami finans ürünleri, şeriatın maksatları, şeri gereklilik

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