Economic Jurisprudence Researcher, in an Exclusive Interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence

Principles of Economic Jurisprudence/19

Hojjat al-Islam Amir Hossein Saffarian, a graduate of the Meshkat Seminary Complex, has been teaching at this institution for years. Alongside several other graduates of the complex, he has been exploring topics in Islamic economics within the Economics and Governance Group at the Borhan Leadership Institute for several years. He believes that to provide effective answers to questions in economic jurisprudence, we must uncover the fundamental principles and approaches of Islam that constitute its economic system. Otherwise, we are playing on a field that does not belong to Islamic economics, and any conclusions we draw will not contribute to forming the ideal Islamic society. Read more 

Faculty Member of the Imam Khomeini Educational and Research Institute, in an Exclusive Interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence

Principles of Economic Jurisprudence/20

Economic jurisprudence can perhaps be considered one of the most impactful and debated emerging fields of jurisprudence, leading to numerous challenges. Dr. Mohammad Javad Tavakoli, who holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in economics from the Imam Khomeini Educational and Research Institute and a PhD in the philosophy of economics from Erasmus University Rotterdam, addressed these challenges in an interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence. He also outlined the necessary steps for developing the Islamic economic system. Read more 

Far from ethics, very close to law

In a special note, Hujjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Husayn Adabi states:

Futures studies is a field that has been around for decades, and although it is considered a new phenomenon in some circles, it has long been considered an independent science in the world’s scientific fields, and of course, a contributor … Read more 

Sex or gender? This is the issue!

Dr. Sa’id Nazari Tavakkuli states in a special note:

Although the issue of transgender people has become an important global issue for several decades, the origin of this disorder dates back thousands of years, and questions have been raised about it in our traditions. The main objection of transgender … Read more 

Expressing a ruling as a true statement does not eliminate the need for subject matter analysis

Hujjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin Hujjatullah Bayat in an exclusive interview with the Center for Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies:

In interviews or meetings with the officials of the Subject Matter Analysis Center, eminent jurists and high-ranking authorities expect that the subject matter analysis of rulings will be carried out quickly and accurately by this center. Of course, it is … Read more 

Head of the Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence Principles of Citizenship Rights/6

Hint: Since citizenship is a modern concept and it only shares words with the concept of citizenship in ancient Greece and Iran, naturally citizenship rights and jurisprudence of citizenship rights are also among modern affairs. This modernity and newness makes … Read more 

Vice-President of the Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence

Note: One of the challenges in solving newly emerging jurisprudential issues is the possibility or impossibility of adhering to the applications and generalities of Shari’ah. The question is whether it is possible to consider the terms and generalities issued during … Read more