Environmental Ethics towards Sustainable Development in Islamic perspective

Background: In Islam, nature feeds the incorporeal and physical needs of humankind. From Quranic point view, humans are created to serve creator which actually intends highest quality for themselves, community, world. This view is part establishment Islamic environmental ethics. The posture appreciation or having predisposition be thankful (shukur) also a reason an environmentally virtuous position. Based on these perspectives, Muslim capable fighting extremes with worldly temptations often transform into wasteful exploitative manners. Thus, there very clear arguments Islam banning wastefulness profligate so compelling. concise, deterioration should seen as outcome forgetting theology that why it mandatory protect all natural resources from misuse overuse keep dynamic balance in equilibrium known sustainable development. Hence, theocentricity can support some significant factors preservation. Methods: present study we synthesized data chapters Al’Quran Hadiths (sayings Prophet PBUH) sustainability wise utilisation resources. Further, literature google scholar other bases were retrieved. Graphical representation shows relationships between provided using Microsoft power point. Objectives: Our aim provide concise concrete overview basics general approaches ethics towards development view. Results: Environmental degradation viewed result theology’s neglect. To maintain development, necessary exploitation overuse. makes any action hinders impairs biological social functions this valuable element, whether by demolishing contaminating material prohibited whatever fulfill required liability prescribing life itself obligatory according law. clearly demonstrates Islam’s deep concern basic necessity life. Conclusions: Accessible documentation signifies those technical answers have not been resulting agreeable conclusions, getting more concentration find proper solution expansive deterioration. concludes when based theocentrism theology, feasible inclusive holistic approach conservation surroundings. Keywords: Conservation, ethics, Sustainable Theology