Note: Dr. Mahmoud Hekmatnia is one of the nation’s most long-standing and prominent jurists. A professor at the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought (IICT), he spoke with Contemporary Jurisprudence in an exclusive interview about the position of usul amaliyyah (practical principles) …
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Alireza Mohammadi has been a prominent figure in the Dars-e Kharij (Advanced Research Studies) of Jurisprudence and Legal Principles at the Qom Seminary for many years and serves as a professor of high-level seminary curricula. Born in 1976 in …
Note: “Minimalist Jurisprudence” and “Maximalist Jurisprudence” (Fiqh-e Hadaqsari) are two terms used so frequently that even non-experts in jurisprudence use them. The maximalist approach to jurisprudence seeks to discover all rulings for the day’s issues of society from the science of …
Note: The conflict of Principle (Asl) and Appearance (Zahir), despite seemingly being a clear matter, has numerous hidden dimensions, the first of which is the definition of these two concepts. Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohammad Javad Ahmadkhani, a professor of the Advanced …
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Saeed Farahani Fard, although more famous for economics, has been teaching and researching in the field of natural resources for years. The Dean of the Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences at the University of Qom, …
Note: Practical Principles (Usul-e Amaliyyah) have long been the four principles of Exemption (Bara’ah), Precaution (Ihtiyat), Presumption of Continuity (Istishab), and Choice (Takhyir), which have been discussed in the science of Principles (Usul) and used in various jurisprudential chapters. The application …
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Gholam-Ali Masoumi-Nia, in addition to teaching and researching in the field of Islamic economics for several decades, has also seriously entered the field of research on the subject of “Economic Democratization” (Mardomi-sazi-ye Eqtesad) for several years. We …
Note: The relationship between jurisprudence (Fiqh) and upbringing (Tarbiat) in Islam is a long-standing matter, and almost all jurisprudence researchers agree on the point that Islamic rulings are not merely dry laws for administering human society; rather, God Almighty, in enacting …
Note: Judicial Practical Principles face numerous questions, one of the most important of which is how they flow in the context of Judgement which seeks to discover the right and reality; whereas these principles are fundamentally not in the position of …
Note: For a long time, religious intellectuals and modernists have supported a minimalist approach to jurisprudence and its non-intervention in all spheres of human life. However, the minimalist approach to jurisprudence is not exclusive to intellectuals and modernists and has a …