Ayatollah Ahmad Moballeghi, a professor of advanced jurisprudence at Qom Islamic Seminary, presented his views on “Cyberspace, Its Necessity, and Requirements” during a gathering with media and cyberspace scholars at Khorasan Islamic Seminary.
🏷 A member of the Assembly of Experts believes religious policy-making fundamentally needs to change in virtual jurisprudence; religious policy-making is not about unleashing jurisprudence on cyberspace. If we want to engage, we must define media jurisprudence, which is a specific type of jurisprudence. However, if we attempt to impose strict, classical jurisprudence on cyberspace, it is too overpowering to be controlled by such approaches, and, conversely, it will work against us, no longer adhering to its existential philosophy.
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