Examining the Possibility of Deriving Methodology from the Text of Revelation in the Eightieth Session of “Method Sundays”

Examining the Possibility of Deriving Methodology from the Text of Revelation in the Eightieth Session of “Method on Sundays”

According to the Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies Institute, the eightieth session of the series “Method on Sundays” was held under the title “Qur’an-Based Research Method.” At the beginning of the session, Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Haqqani Fazl, the academic secretary, while referring …

Investigating the Impact of the Holy Quran on the Method of Producing Islamic Models and Patterns in the 77th "Method Sundays" Session

Investigating the Impact of the Holy Quran on the Method of Producing Islamic Models and Patterns in the 77th "Method on Sundays" Session

According to the report of the Site of the Research Institute for Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies, the 77th session of “Method on Sundays” was held with the title “The Impact of the Holy Quran on the Method of Producing Islamic Models …

Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Dr. Parsania: Legislation is inherently a collective act and necessitates a fundamental reconsideration of jurisprudential methodology

Elucidation of the Nature of Legislation and Its Relation to Jurisprudence in the “Method on Sundays” Session

Through a discussion of the essence of legislation, the distinction between fatwa jurisprudence and legislative jurisprudence, the role of public authority in legislation, and the imperative of attending to social circumstances and executive capacities, he clarified both the theoretical and …

A Roadmap for Contemporary Jurisprudence: Methodological Imperatives for Transforming Jurisprudential Propositions into Public Culture

The 74th "Method on Sundays" Session:

The "System – Paradigm – Program" Framework Introduced as a Strategic Roadmap

On Sunday, January 11, 2026 (21 Dey 1404), the Research Institute for Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies hosted the 74th installment of its “Method on Sundays” series. Titled “Methodological Imperatives of Transforming Jurisprudential Propositions into Public Culture,” the event was supported by …

An Examination of the Role of Custom and Public Consent in Legislation According to Jurisprudence

Can Public Satisfaction Be a Condition for Islamic Legislation?

According to the information portal of the Research Institute for Contemporary Jurisprudential Studies, the seventy-second installment of the “Method on Sundays” series—centered on the “Methodology of Legislative Governance Based on Islamic Principles”—took place. Welcomed by researchers and actively followed by …

Divine Limits: The Criterion for Assessing the Legitimacy of Laws

The Process of Evaluating the Conformity of Law with the Essentials of Jurisprudence and Religion Was Examined

The seventy-first session of the “Method on Sundays” series, entitled “The Process and Methods of Evaluating the Conformity of Law with the Essentials of Jurisprudence and Religion,” took place on Sunday, December 21, 2025, at the Research Institute for Contemporary …

Can “Public Satisfaction” Replace Religious Rulings?

🏷According to the information base of the Research Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies, in the sixty-fifth session of the “Method on Sundays” series titled “The Position of Convention and Public Satisfaction in the Legislative Process Based on Jurisprudence,”
🔸Ayatollah Seyyed Mohammad Ali Modarresi, by explaining the concepts of “convention” and “public satisfaction,” emphasized their distinction in the realms of jurisprudence and law-making. Referring to three levels of convention’s role in the jurisprudential system—including primary rulings, execution of rulings, and governmental laws—he reminded that convention and public preference can be effective in understanding terms and in the legislative domain, but in case of conflict with the text and religious foundations, precedence belongs to the religious ruling.
🔹The advanced lecturer in legislative jurisprudence, by presenting examples from the history of jurisprudence and Islamic governance, emphasized the necessity of preserving interest and governmental piety in facing public satisfaction and called for developing systematic frameworks for using these two concepts in the law-making system.
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