The full name is "Council of Europe Convention on Prevention and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence" which is known as "Istanbul Convention" has been signed in 11 March 2011 in Istanbul, it has been approved in 14 March 2012 and has been come into force in 1 August 2014. The host of the convention, Turkey is one of the first countries that have signed the convention and have approved in it's parliament. The convention has been argued by many people from the beginning and these arguments have increased a lot in recent days. The convention which has been strongly criticized by religious community has been examined and debated in terms of Islamic jurisprudence in the article. It has been done a general evaluation in the article, but the main topic that has been emphasized and intensely argued is the concepts and regulations considered as against Islamic jurisprudence. Although the convention regulates a judicial issue, it seriously contains a lot of ideological points. Therefore, the convention has not been judged in terms of fiqh, but also evaluated in terms of some terms such as nature (fitrat) and purpose of creation which are not accepted as law directly. The article consists of three parts excluding introduction and conclusion. The definitions have been evaluated in the first part, regulations in the second and a general evaluation has been done in the third part.