<![CDATA[This research aims to uncover how village fund allocations contribute to economic development from the perspective of As-Syaitibi. The As-Syaitibi theory, rooted in the principles of Maqoshid Shariah, emphasizes general welfare and socio-economic balance. Through qualitative methods including interviews, observations, and documentation for data collection, the study reveals that implementing As-Syaitibi principles in economic development in Bima district can yield various benefits. Firstly, this approach directs towards a fairer and more inclusive economic policy, particularly in resource distribution and economic opportunities. Secondly, it enhances community participation in decision-making processes, fostering a sense of ownership and collective responsibility. Thirdly, development based on Maqoshid Shariah values encourages sustainable utilization of local resources, thus reducing dependence on external resources. This research contributes by providing a theoretical and practical framework for local governments and other stakeholders to design economic development policies grounded in Islamic values. This is crucial considering the strong cultural and religious context in Bima district, which can reinforce the acceptance and effectiveness of such policies. However, the study has limitations, such as the restricted sample size in interviews, which may not fully represent all stakeholders in Bima district. Additionally, it primarily focuses on qualitative analysis without delving deeply into quantitative measurements.]]>
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