LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLICY OF MAKASSAR CITY REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF TALLASA CITY IN RELATION TO GOOD GOVERNANCE: A SIYASAH SHAR’IYYAH PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

Good Governance is a decision-making process and a process where decisions are implemented that are in line with democratic principles by prioritizing the principles of transparency and accountability which are also known as Good Governance. In the implementation of Good Governance sometimes errors occur during implementation which have an impact on both the community and the environment. This study aims to determine the implementation of Good Governance and the views of Siyasah Syar'iyah on the development of the Tallasa City area. This research is a qualitative research. Based on the research results obtained, there are deficiencies in the implementation process to cause flooding impacts for the surrounding community. The area which was originally a water catchment area and its tributaries was shrinking due to being covered by heaps which caused a large volume of water to be unable to be accommodated, then flowed to the surrounding community settlements and caused flooding. The benchmark in Good Governance adheres to the principles of transparency and accountability. The role of the government as one of the responsible parties is considered less firm to the management in carrying out the rules that have caused the community to feel the impact of flooding due to the development. In Siyasah Syar'iyyah this is not allowed because it is preferred to avoid harm than to get benefit.