The Rule of Balancing between Preventing Mischiefs and Bringing Benefits and Their Advocacy (dawah) Applications
Keywords:
balancing, mischiefs, benefits, applications, advocacy (dawah)Abstract
Objective The research aims to elucidate the concept of the rule of balancing between preventing mischiefs and bringing benefits and its legitimacy in Islam, while highlighting a number of advocacy (da’wah) applications that can be deduced from the rule.
Methodology The researchers applied the descriptive, inductive and analytical method.
Research Finding Among its most salient findings: The rule of balancing between preventing mischiefs and bringing benefits has multiple advocacy applications, some of which are related to issues of da’wah, propagator or preacher (da’i), and means of da’wah.
Applications The research contributes to clarifying the importance of paying attention to the science of legitimate purposes, especially with regard to dawah arena, and for advocacy centers and scientific institutions to make an encyclopedia of the most important contemporary dawah arena issues that overlap between preventing mischiefs and bringing benefits by dawah centers and educational institutions so that those tasked with endeavors to expresss their opinions and discuss them in multiple scientific conferences seminars and councils,.
Keywords: balancing, mischiefs, benefits, applications, advocacy
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