In recent decades, much has been said about minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence, but few have thoroughly examined its precise meaning and its differences from other approaches. Dr. Bilal Shakeri, a faculty member of the Akhund Khorasani Specialized Center, in an exclusive interview with Contemporary Jurisprudence, elaborated on the various definitions of minimalist and maximalist jurisprudence, as well as their foundations and implications. He believes that, contrary to common perception, there is no single, uniform definition of minimalist jurisprudence; rather, at least four definitions can be identified.
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