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Rejecting Intellectual Property Rights Does Not Necessarily Hinder Economic Democratization
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Gholam-Ali Masoumi-Nia, in addition to teaching and researching in the field of Islamic…
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Jurisprudence and Education in Religions
Note: The relationship between jurisprudence (Fiqh) and upbringing (Tarbiat) in Islam is a long-standing matter, and almost…
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Judgement Seeks to Discover Reality; Therefore, Practical Principles Do Not Have Much Application in It!
Note: Judicial Practical Principles face numerous questions, one of the most important of which is how they…
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Minimalist Jurisprudence Among Intellectuals and Jurists
Note: For a long time, religious intellectuals and modernists have supported a minimalist approach to jurisprudence and…
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The Status of Judicial Practical Principles in Sunni Jurisprudence
Note: Judicial Practical Principles are widely used in Shiite jurisprudence; but is it the same in Sunni…
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Stem Cell Therapy, Despite Numerous Benefits, Entails Various Social, Ethical, and Therapeutic Harms
Note: Stem cell therapy, due to its novelty, holds many unknown dimensions even for physicians and specialists…
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Except in cases where the Lawgiver has ruled, the primary rule is the precedence of the Principle over the Appearance
Note: The conflict between the Appearance and the Principle, although identifiable throughout the science of jurisprudence, gains…
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Polygamy Does Not Always Imply Violence Against Women
Note: Polygamy has had proponents and opponents for centuries. Proponents point to widowed women for whom no…
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Comparison of Asalat al-Hazr and Asalat al-Ibahah with the Principle of Exemption and Precaution
Note: The Principle of Exemption (Asl-e Bara’ah) has many applications in the jurisprudence of adjudication (Fiqh-e Qaza).…
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Equality Sometimes Leads to Injustice
Note: Human equality, at first glance, is considered among the natural and inherent rights of human…
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New Methods of Proving Crime Are Not Replacements for Penal Practical Principles
Note: Even if one cannot consider the most important application of practical principles to be in…
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The Imperatives of Governance for Preserving Natural Resources
Note: Many environmental activists believe that a significant portion of natural resource degradation stems from mismanagement by…
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The Principle of Innocence Admits Exceptions
Note: For many years, in addition to teaching advanced courses in Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) and Principles of…
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The Principle of Innocence and the Principle of Non-Authority in Criminal Jurisprudence
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Mohammad Hasan Movahedi Savoji, born in 1350 SH (1971–1972 CE) in…
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Only in “Jurisprudence of Education” Is It Possible to Establish a Theory
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Hassan Boosaliki has, for years, alongside seminary lessons, entered the field of…
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Editorial: “The Jurisprudence of International Relations” and Its Uncharted Paths!
To the extent that regulating international relations based on Shi’i jurisprudence is challenging, placing the chapter…
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Maximalist and Minimalist Approaches to Jurisprudence Lack Clear Definitions!
Note: The notions of minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence emerged within Iran’s Islamic sciences landscape following the…
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Distinctions Between the Discipline of International Relations and the Jurisprudence of International Relations
Note: As reported by Hawzah News Agency, the Political Jurisprudence Group of the Jurisprudential Center of…
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Differences Between Stem Cell Therapy and Gene Therapy
Note: Since their integration into medical science, stem cells have precipitated significant advancements alongside substantial challenges.…
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