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Jurisprudence and Policy-Making for Natural Resources

Note: Policy-making is neither legislation nor the execution of laws; rather, it is a discipline that…

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In judicial fiqh, the focus should be on realism rather than duty-oriented approaches.

Note: Hujjat al-Islām wal-Muslimeen Dr. Alireza Abedi Sarasia is an associate professor at Ferdowsi University of…

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The Essence of Economy Lies in Its Non-Governmental Nature

Note: Hujjat al-Islām wal-Muslimīn Dr. Majid Rezaei, born in 1960 in Abadan, is regarded as one…

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Principles of Jurisprudential Operation (Usul ‘Amaliyyah) in Non-Islamic Legal Schools

Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Masoud Ra’i is one of the most prominent professors of international…

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The Necessities of International Protocol from the Perspective of Jurisprudence Examined

The fourth pre-scientific session of the Conference on Tourism Jurisprudence, titled “The Necessities of International Protocol…

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The law does not have the function of individual and social upbringing

Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohammad Qotbi has, for many years and in every position he has…

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Criminal principles of operation never conflict with new methods of crime discovery

Note: Although the principles of operation have been extensively discussed in the discipline of usul al-fiqh,…

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The Majority of Jurists Adhere to a Maximalist Approach to Jurisprudence

Note: Ayatollah Mohammad Mohammadi Qa’ini is considered one of the long-standing professors of advanced jurisprudence (Kharij) courses…

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Bibliography of “Judicial Practical Principles” (Usul-e ‘Amaliyyeh-ye Qaza’i)

Note: Among the books written on judicial jurisprudence and criminal and judicial law, a book exclusively dedicated…

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Royan Institute at a Glance

Royan Institute at a Glance Note: Royan Institute, as one of Iran’s scientific pioneers in the…

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Istishab in Criminal Matters; Narrow, Exceptional, and in Favor of the Accused

Note: Hujjat al-islam wal-muslimeen Dr. Sayyid Baqir Muhammadi is a graduate of the Dars-e Kharij of…

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Female Circumcision as Cosmetic Surgery

Note: Just as the circumcision of boys is an accepted matter in Islamic jurisprudence, the circumcision…

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Unlike Shia jurisprudence, the application of procedural principles (uṣūl ʿamaliyyah) in Sunni jurisprudence is exceptional and rare.

Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Ali Sharifi, born in 1353 solar hijri (1974 CE) in Bamiyan,…

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The Duty-Centric Approach of Traditional Jurisprudence Has Hindered the Articulation of a Right to Human Equality

Note: The right to human equality, while appearing self-evident at first glance, proves to be deceptively simple…

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In Western Law, There Is No Such Concept as Practical Principles (Usul Amaliyyah)!

Note: Dr. Mahmoud Hekmatnia is one of the nation’s most long-standing and prominent jurists. A professor at…

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The Use of Practical Principles and Apparent Rulings in Civil Law is Premised on the Doctrine of Human Eternal Life

Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Alireza Mohammadi has been a prominent figure in the Dars-e Kharij (Advanced Research Studies) of…

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The “Minimalist” Approach to Jurisprudence; A Feature or a Flaw?

Note: “Minimalist Jurisprudence” and “Maximalist Jurisprudence” (Fiqh-e Hadaqsari) are two terms used so frequently that even non-experts…

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Several Points Regarding “Conflict of Principle and Appearance”

Note: The conflict of Principle (Asl) and Appearance (Zahir), despite seemingly being a clear matter, has numerous…

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The Quiddity and Headings of Natural Resources Jurisprudence

Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Saeed Farahani Fard, although more famous for economics, has been teaching and…

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Index of Articles on “Judicial Practical Principles”

Note: Practical Principles (Usul-e Amaliyyah) have long been the four principles of Exemption (Bara’ah), Precaution (Ihtiyat), Presumption…