The Impact of the R ules of Interest on Achieving Water Security: A Purposive Study

Abstract

This study aims to apply the rules of interest to a set of models that contribute to achieving water security (such as reducing high water-dependent agricultural crops, utilizing treated wastewater, constructing dams for water security, utilizing rainwater harvesting, and drip irrigation). Neglecting water security causes disruptions in both the human and natural universal systems. For the study purposive objectives, the inductive, deductive approach was followed. The study is organized into an introduction and two sections. The first section, comprising three sub-sections, offered a comprehensive explanation of the title and topic. The second section, divided into four sub-sections, examined the impact of the rules of interest on the models that contribute to achieving water security. The study findings showed that considering essential interests and balancing interests and harms in achieving water security were of paramount importance for preserving necessary requirements, ensuring the security of human lives, including their food and water security, and fulfilling essential interests.