Professor Sayyid Muhammad Ali Ayazi
The fiqh requires knowledge of psychology
Hojjat-ul-Islam Mohammad Ali Qasimi:
Legalization of jurisprudence has a meaning where the principles and rules of ijtihad are not observed
A member of the faculty of the Research Institute of Islamic Culture and Thought:
To use science, the basic necessities of science must be calculated first/ Shaykh Ansari was not aware of the important issues of his time!
The Head of the Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence:
Contemporary Jurisprudence with new issues, but no new evidence
Vice-President of the Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence
The emergence of the words rationally and Shari’ah is due to the fact that it is not possible to extend the ruling to new cases, except with the theory of the goals of Shari’ah!
Professor and researcher of Mashhad Seminary:
Epistemological disconnection is different from psychological disconnection/ jurisprudential axioms are subject to revision!
Secretary of the Institute of Politics and Government of the Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence:
Argumentative challenges to innovative lifestyles
Director of the Research Institute of Jurisprudence and Law of the Islamic Sciences and Culture Research Institute
The objectives of Shari’ah are only an argument in governmental rulings. The novelty of some jurisprudential chapters does not mean the need for new principles of jurisprudence
Teacher of the course on jurisprudence and principles at the Qum Seminary:
Innovated traditions (alsier al-Mustahdathah) are not proof. The silence of the Holy Lawgiver means accepting the tradition, not following it! What has been entrusted to us is a branch, not legislation.
Hujjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Sadiq Alam al-Huda in an exclusive interview with the Center for Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies:
In identifying topics, one should also imitate the jurist
Hujjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Hujjatullah Bayat in an exclusive interview with the Center for Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies:
Expressing a ruling as a true statement does not eliminate the need for subject matter analysis
