The Role and Position of Criminal Law and Religious Teachings in the Prevention of Crime in Teenage Girls According to the United Nations Development Approach

The purpose of this research is to determine the importance and role of religious teachings and Islamic criminal law in preventing crimes among teenage girls. This approach consists of 5 criteria and a number of sub-criteria which are categorized as the objectives of this organization. By referring to the opinions of experts, a list of religious components affecting the prevention of crimes was prepared. These components were paired and prioritized through the fuzzy hierarchical method. Finally, the generalizability of the results to delinquent teenage girls (light crimes) was evaluated. The results have shown that from the experts' point of view, the component "cultivation of conscience and self-reproach" with a weight of 0.69265 has the highest degree of importance and the component "emphasis on repentance and forgiveness of sins" with a weight of 0.21926 has the lowest priority. The criteria of "primary prevention" and "conditional prevention" with fuzzy weights of 0.06225 and 0.05756, respectively, are more compatible with religious teachings and have the possibility of easier realization. However, the weight of religious teachings for the realization of the goals listed in the criterion of "prevention of organized crimes" and "prevention of repetition of crimes" is less with the weights of 0.0325 and 0.0433, respectively. The important point is that from the point of view of delinquent teenage girls, the "Islamic Punishment" component was in the last place of importance (eighth), while from the experts' point of view, it was introduced as the sixth component.