Contemporary Jurisprudence

President of the Faculty of Religion and Media, in an Exclusive Interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence of Governance in Cyberspace/10

Cyberspace is no longer merely a possibility but has emerged as a second realm of human life, occupying a significant portion of people’s lives. Dr. Kamal Akbari, born in 1975 in Qazvin, has been engaged in research and study of cyberspace for years, both out of personal interest and as part of his responsibilities as the President of the Faculty of Religion and Media.
🔹This associate professor at the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting University, who has pursued advanced seminary studies in jurisprudence and principles of jurisprudence and holds a post-doctorate in political communication, believes that to establish the jurisprudential branch of cyberspace jurisprudence, a specialized principles of jurisprudence for this field must be developed. He also considers that jurisprudential rules need revision and adaptation to address cyberspace jurisprudence.
The full text of the exclusive interview by Contemporary Jurisprudence with the President of the Faculty of Religion and Media follows: 🔻

Secretary of the Environmental Working Group at the Islamic Research Center of the Parliament, in an Exclusive Interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Governance in the Preservation and Protection of Natural Resources from the Perspective of Imami Jurisprudence/3

One of the criticisms leveled against the discipline of jurisprudence is that jurists have not issued clear and explicit fatwas to support natural resources, which has led to the gradual destruction of these resources in Islamic countries. However, Hujjat al-Islam Salman Behjat Ardakani holds a contrary view.
🔹This author and researcher of environmental jurisprudence believes that jurisprudence, its scholarly heritage, and its sources possess an extraordinary capacity to support environmental protection. As a member of the Environmental Steering Committee of the Seminaries and an expert at the Environmental Jurisprudence Research Desk at the Institute of Advanced Jurisprudence and Islamic Sciences, he highlights several examples of the capacity of jurisprudence to support the environment and natural resources in this exclusive interview.
The full text of the exclusive interview by Contemporary Jurisprudence with the Secretary of the Environmental, Water, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Working Group at the Islamic Research Center of the Parliament follows: 🔻

Dr. Naser Elahi in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudential Aspects of Public Participation in the Economy/3

Dr. Naser Elahi has been engaged in teaching and researching economics for over three decades. This faculty member of the Economics Department at Mofid University, while completing advanced seminary studies at the level of external lessons, pursued higher education up to a doctorate in economics and obtained a post-doctorate in “Ethics and Economics” from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA.
🔹The associate professor of the Economics Department at Mofid University, regarding the experiences of other countries in people-based economics, believes that no country has a truly free and people-based economy because there is no free democracy in the world. However, he considers people-based governance the only path to economic elevation.
The full text of the exclusive interview of Contemporary Fiqh with this veteran professor and researcher of economics is as follows: 🔻

Jurisprudence of Governance in Cyberspace/9

Governance in cyberspace is considered an emerging topic in global academic literature. The rapid expansion of cyberspace and its profound impact on human life have doubled the importance of proper governance in this domain. Below is an index of articles that, either directly or indirectly, address the topic of governance in cyberspace or its subtopics and foundations.

Mohammad Javad Ahmadkhani

Principles of the Jurisprudence of Education/3

Educational jurisprudence, sometimes referred to as the jurisprudence of education and upbringing, and occasionally conflated with ethical jurisprudence, is an emerging branch among contemporary jurisprudential disciplines. A fundamental requirement for any jurisprudential branch is the existence of sufficient jurisprudential rules to regulate the process of deducing and discovering legal rulings, thereby excluding unsystematic and non-scholarly content from that branch.
🔹Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohammad Javad Ahmadkhani, a professor of advanced levels at the Qom Seminary, in this exclusive article for Contemporary Jurisprudence, explains these rules and highlights several specific rules for educational jurisprudence.
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Member of the Faculty of the Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, in an Exclusive Interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence of Governance in Cyberspace/8

Effective governance in cyberspace is not only a challenge for our country or exclusively for Islamic countries but for all countries that engage with cyberspace. This underscores the critical need to study cyberspace governance models in other countries.
🔹Dr. Tayyebeh Mohammadi Kia, holder of a PhD in International Relations and a faculty member of the Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence, explores the requirements for cyberspace governance and the experiences of other countries in this regard. Her proficiency in German and English has provided her with valuable insights for studying these experiences.
The full text of this exclusive interview is presented below: 🔻

Senior Researcher at the Center for Political and International Studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence of International Relations: Nature, Dimensions, and Challenges/3

Although international relations gained more structure after the end of World War II and the establishment of the United Nations, and the science of international relations took shape, the engagement of jurisprudence in this field has not been very significant thus far. It could be said that it is only in the last decade that the volume of jurisprudential writings on international relations has seen a notable increase.
🔹Regarding the nature of the jurisprudence of international relations and its distinction from similar concepts such as the jurisprudence of international law, we spoke with Dr. Seyed Mohammad Sadatinejad, Senior Researcher at the Center for Political and International Studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He considers one of the major challenges in academia to be the conflation of disciplines such as international relations and international law. He has published numerous books and articles on the jurisprudence of international relations, including the three-volume work Jurisprudence of International Relations.
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Dr. Ramezanali Bazrafshan, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence of Governance in Cyberspace/7

The rapid growth of digital technologies and cyberspace tools has made predicting the future of this space and its governance exceedingly challenging. However, Dr. Ramazanali Bazrafshan, a member of the board of the Scientific Association for Media and Propagation of the Seminary, believes that the role of jurisprudence in the future governance of cyberspace will be greater than it is today. In an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence, he outlined the most critical issues facing the future governance of cyberspace and discussed solutions to address its upcoming challenges. He was among the few academic activists in the field of media and cyberspace who spoke neither with despair nor with uncritical fascination about the future of cyberspace, instead providing a precise depiction of its future and offering practical solutions.
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A faculty member of the Akhund Khorasani Specialized Center, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Analysis of Contemporary Jurisprudence Based on a Minimalist Approach to Fiqh/3

In recent decades, much has been said about minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence, but few have thoroughly examined its precise meaning and its differences from other approaches. Dr. Bilal Shakeri, a faculty member of the Akhund Khorasani Specialized Center, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence, elaborated on the various definitions of minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence, as well as their foundations and implications. He believes that, contrary to common perception, there is no single, uniform definition of minimalist jurisprudence; rather, at least four definitions can be identified.
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Mohammad Javad Ostadi, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence:

Jurisprudence of Governance in Cyberspace/6

Mohammad Javad Ostadi has spent nearly his entire career in the realm of media and cyberspace, from his time as a theater director, to conducting international interviews for various publications, to his current role as the director of the Center for Art, Media, and Cyberspace at the Mashhad Office of Cultural Propagation, as well as his participation in various intellectual programs on national media. We sat down with him to discuss the nature of cyberspace governance, its dimensions, and its challenges. He meticulously defined the concept and elaborated on its dimensions, methods, and challenges. Ostadi considers jurisprudence as one of the influential disciplines in cyberspace governance. The full text of Contemporary Jurisprudence’s exclusive interview with this researcher and cultural activist is as follows: 🔻