Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam

Human being’s natural inclination is not contrary to Islam, and Islamic principles are not contrary to human beings’ natural feeling and needs too. Things that are offensive to Islam are also not wanted by human. In the protection of the environment, what is required by Islam is in line with human b...

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Main Author:	Abdul Basir Mohamad
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Environmental Management Society, Malaysia 2005
Online Access:	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/1/2005_7_Basir.pdf

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spelling	ukm-22322016-12-14T06:31:03Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/ Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam Abdul Basir Mohamad, Human being’s natural inclination is not contrary to Islam, and Islamic principles are not contrary to human beings’ natural feeling and needs too. Things that are offensive to Islam are also not wanted by human. In the protection of the environment, what is required by Islam is in line with human beings’ need and tastes. However, human beings’ greed leads to disregard of the environment, and they may do anything possible so long as their greedy desires can be satisfied. They may also act against those who enforce laws, and those who exposed cases related to the violation of environmental laws and regulations. If the adverse intrusion into the environment is against the wills of the local communities and environmentalists, it is also against Islam. This paper looks into the environmental management laws and regulations from Islamic perspective Environmental Management Society, Malaysia 2005 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/1/2005_7_Basir.pdf Abdul Basir Mohamad, (2005) Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam. Malaysian Journal of Environmental Management, 6 . pp. 107-124. ISSN 1511-7855 http://www.ems-malaysia.org/mjem/index.html
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description	Human being’s natural inclination is not contrary to Islam, and Islamic principles are not contrary to human beings’ natural feeling and needs too. Things that are offensive to Islam are also not wanted by human. In the protection of the environment, what is required by Islam is in line with human beings’ need and tastes. However, human beings’ greed leads to disregard of the environment, and they may do anything possible so long as their greedy desires can be satisfied. They may also act against those who enforce laws, and those who exposed cases related to the violation of environmental laws and regulations. If the adverse intrusion into the environment is against the wills of the local communities and environmentalists, it is also against Islam. This paper looks into the environmental management laws and regulations from Islamic perspective
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title	Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam
title_short	Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam
title_full	Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam
title_fullStr	Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam
title_full_unstemmed	Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam
title_sort	undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut islam
publisher	Environmental Management Society, Malaysia
publishDate	2005
url	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/2232/1/2005_7_Basir.pdf
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Undang-undang dan pengurusan alam sekitar menurut Islam

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