According to the site of the Research Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies, the 63rd session of the “Method on Sundays” series of the Research Institute of Contemporary Jurisprudence Studies was held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, with the topic “Examining Executive Considerations of Laws as a Method for Changing Laws Based on Islamic Standards.”
🔹In this session, Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohammad Motaqian Tabrizi, director of the Legislation Jurisprudence Working Group, explained the importance of anticipating executive considerations from the law-drafting and initial design stage of laws and introduced it at two levels: “principle of executability” and “conditions and executive factors.”
🔸Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen Mohammad Ghodbi, the session critic, expressed the necessity of presenting a three-stage model including identifying obstacles, classifying, and presenting to jurists for reforming or aligning fatwas and examined a historical example of changing the fatwa on the amount of human blood money based on a specific number of camels.
🏷The question-and-answer section of the session, centered on the position of the jurist, the role of executive considerations in changing laws, and documenting the connection between religious standards and executability, strengthened the scholarly and practical interaction of researchers and jurists.
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