Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Mohammad Hasan Movahedi Savoji, born in 1350 SH (1971–1972 CE) in Qom, heads the Theology Department at Mofid University. For many years he has taught and conducted research in jurisprudence and law, with particular focus …
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Hassan Boosaliki has, for years, alongside seminary lessons, entered the field of education and engaged in research and teaching in this area. He, who for years managed the Educational Jurisprudence Group at the Research Center for …
To the extent that regulating international relations based on Shi’i jurisprudence is challenging, placing the chapter of the jurisprudence of international relations among the jurisprudential chapters also faces challenges. The jurisprudence of international relations encounters challenges both in definition and …
Note: The notions of minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence emerged within Iran’s Islamic sciences landscape following the Islamic Revolution and persist to this day. Proponents of minimalism have typically assumed a critical stance, consistently challenging the dominant maximalist paradigm of recent …
Note: As reported by Hawzah News Agency, the Political Jurisprudence Group of the Jurisprudential Center of the Pure Imams organized a specialized session titled “Distinctions Between the Discipline of International Relations and the Jurisprudence of International Relations.” Presented by Hujjat …
Note: Since their integration into medical science, stem cells have precipitated significant advancements alongside substantial challenges. Tissue regeneration through stem cells has elicited both support and opposition. Informed judgment amid these debates necessitates distinguishing this modality from comparable approaches, such …
Note: Undoubtedly, human societies are so profoundly interconnected that no nation can live in complete isolation from others. Numerous vital factors compel universal cooperation and collaboration, to the point that state relations today mirror interpersonal relations within a single country, …
Note: The term “male jurisprudence” has entered Islamic jurisprudential discourse in recent years. Advocates of this view contend that many jurisprudential rulings—especially those perceived as discriminatory between men and women—arise from male jurists’ masculine perspective on the discipline. They argue …
Note: According to the report of Contemporary Jurisprudence, citing the Center for Future Studies of the Islamic World, on Monday, July 17, 2017, the conference entitled “Unity and Convergence in the Islamic World: From Thought to Practice” was convened in …
Note: Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Seyyed Mohammad Ali Ayazi can be regarded as one of the pioneers in transforming the right to dignity into a jurisprudential rule. His authorship of the book “The Principle of Dignity as a Jurisprudential Rule,” alongside …