Sharia Principles Influencing the Sustainability of Electronic Administrative Systems: An Analytical Study

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the role of the principles of Islamic law in ensuring the sustainability of electronic administrative systems by studying the most important principles of Islamic jurisprudence that govern the use of modern technology in management. These principles include the principle of original permissibility, the principle of mitigation of hardship and the principle of prevention of harm and payment of benefit. The research explores how these principles contribute to promoting transparency, e-governance, social justice and sustainable development. The study relies on refereed academic sources, including jurisprudence and technological studies, in addition to analyzing practical experiences in Islamic countries that have succeeded in adopting electronic management while adhering to Sharia regulations. The study concluded that the principles of Islamic law do not constitute an obstacle to digital development, but rather serve as a guiding framework that ensures a balance between technological progress and Islamic values. Keywords: the truth of the verbal meaning, the principles of jurisprudence, the cause of disagreement