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== Criticism and evaluation of the book == | == Criticism and evaluation of the book == | ||
After its publication, the book Theories of State in Shiite Jurisprudence was criticized and evaluated by some political jurisprudence researchers, including | After its publication, the book Theories of State in Shiite Jurisprudence was criticized and evaluated by some political jurisprudence researchers, including [[Sayyid Sadeq Haghighat]]. According to him, the prominent feature of the book is that for the first time, it has comprehensively classified the theories of Shiite political jurisprudence. Moreover, by distinguishing between the principles, foundations, and interpretations, it has made possible a precise understanding of the theories, and it has shown well that there is only one reading in Shiite jurisprudence. <ref>Haqiqat, "Examination and criticism of state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 181.</ref>. Of course, according to him, this book collects the theories of sovereignty or the foundations of legitimacy, not the state theories. <ref>Haqiqat, "Examination and criticism of the state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 182.</ref>. Another point is that the book is neither analytical nor critical in the strict sense, but the level of this writing is description and classification. The other point is that the theories presented are in the field of political thought, not only in political jurisprudence.<ref>Haqiqat, "Examination and criticism of state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 182.</ref>. The lack of comprehensiveness in collecting theories related to the state is another criticism that has been made to the book.<ref>Haqiqat, "Examination and criticism of state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 183.</ref>. | ||
Hamze Ali Vahidimanesh, in his review of the book Theories of State in Shiite Jurisprudence, believes that this book ignored the common positions of the jurists on the issue of guardianship of the Islamic Jurist and tried to highlight the differences.<ref>Vahidimanesh, "Criticism on the book on state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 180.</ref>. He did not take into account the works of theoreticians and studied only a part of the works that would satisfy his goals.<ref>Vahidimanesh, "Criticism on the book of State theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 210.</ref>. | Hamze Ali Vahidimanesh, in his review of the book Theories of State in Shiite Jurisprudence, believes that this book ignored the common positions of the jurists on the issue of guardianship of the Islamic Jurist and tried to highlight the differences.<ref>Vahidimanesh, "Criticism on the book on state theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 180.</ref>. He did not take into account the works of theoreticians and studied only a part of the works that would satisfy his goals.<ref>Vahidimanesh, "Criticism on the book of State theories in Shiite jurisprudence", p. 210.</ref>. | ||
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