Journal of Social Jurisprudence

• abstract

The Journal of Social Jurisprudence (in persian: پژوهش‌نامه فقه اجتماعی) is a specialized bi-quarterly publication which explores issues and foundations related to social jurisprudence. This journal commenced its operations in 2012 and has undergone several title changes: it was initially published as the " Journal of Jurisprudential Research " from issues one to nine, then as the "Journal of Interdisciplinary Researches in Jurisprudence " from issues ten to nineteen, and from issue twenty onward, it has been known as the "Research journal of Social Jurisprudence." The journal is owned by Imam Sadiq University. Its primary objective is to develop jurisprudential reasoning based on the management of social systems. Accordingly, the description and analysis of social jurisprudence issues in the contemporary period, examining existing theories in the field of social jurisprudence, revisiting the theories of ancient jurists within a new framework, and a comparative study of social jurisprudence issues as well as national and international laws are among the key topics addressed in this journal. This journal features works from experts and researchers such as Seyyed Mostafa Mohaghegh Damad, Seyyed Abbas Musavian, Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi Mirbagheri, Gholamreza Mesbahi Moghadam, Hossein Ali Saadi, Gholam Hossein Elham, Mohammad Rasul Ahangaran, Gholam Ali Masumi Nia, and Assadollah Emami.

About the journal

The Journal of Social Jurisprudence is a specialized bi-quarterly publication which addresses issues and foundations related to social jurisprudence. This journal commenced its operations in 2012. The owner of this publication is Imam Sadiq University, with Abbas Mosallaipour serving as the managing director and Hossein Ali Saadi as the editor-in-chief. The editorial board comprises members including Mohammad Baqir Baqeri Kani, Hossein Ali Saadi, Seyyed Mohammad Reza Imam, Gholam Hossein Elham, Nasrollah Shameli, Hossein Naseri Moghadam, and Mehdi Izadi. [1] Acceptance of articles in this journal requires that the topics addressed are in line with the journal's mission, which is to examine the issues and foundations of social jurisprudence. Accordingly, the journal has organized the areas for article submission into the following categories: research related to the concepts of social jurisprudence, newly-emerging issues, foundations of inference, methodology of social jurisprudence, and a social perspective on specialized areas of jurisprudence such as political jurisprudence, economic jurisprudence, and medical jurisprudence. [2] The first to ninth issues of this publication were titled "Journal of Jurisprudential Research," while the tenth to nineteenth issues were named " Journal of Interdisciplinary Researches in Jurisprudence." Subsequent issues have been published under the current title of the journal. [3]

Authors

Numerous scholars and thinkers have contributed to the Social Jurisprudence Bi-quarterly Research Journal, among whom several notable authors include:

• Seyyed Mostafa Mohaghegh Damad
• Seyyed Abbas Musavian
• Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi Mirbagheri
• Gholamreza Mesbahi Moghadam
• Hossein Ali Saadi
• Gholam Hossein Elham
• Mohammad Rasul Ahangaran
• Gholam Ali Masumi Nia [4]

Topics

The topics of several accepted articles in this journal are related to contemporary jurisprudential issues. These topics include:

• Political jurisprudence
• Family jurisprudence
• Media jurisprudence
• Criminal jurisprudence
• Medical jurisprudence
• Commercial jurisprudence
• Principles of deduction
• Women's rights
• Population control
• Abortion
• Childbearing
• Surrogacy
• Political crime
• Capital punishment
• Commercial advertising
• Money creation
• Banking [5]

Featured Articles

Some articles in this journal are closely tied to issues of contemporary Islamic jurisprudence. Among these, the following stand out:

• Analyzing the origins of euthanasia from the perspective of Islamic jurisprudence
• The jurisprudential foundations of collective human responsibility towards the environment
• A historical overview of the developments in maximalism within Shia jurisprudence
• The significance of time and place in the process of ijtihad
• The timeless nature of divine limits and rulings, with a focus on Quranic evidence and teachings
• The concept of labor contracts in Shia jurisprudence
• The feasibility study of altering rulings within Shia jurisprudence
• An examination of the validity or invalidity of premium discovery contracts within the framework of sales agreements
• The jurisprudential rule of the prohibition of disruption of order and its application in the fields of communication and media
• A reflection on the jurisprudential ruling regarding electoral participation within the Islamic political system
• A jurisprudential analysis of commercial advertising
• Legal- Jurisprudential Analysis of Aspects of Criminalizing Modern Mourning Practices
• The Jurisprudential Foundations Governing the Islamic Republic of Iran's Interactions with Disbelievers
• A Jurisprudential - Legal Analysis of the Age of Criminal Responsibility for Minors, with Consideration of International Documents
• Criminal Liability for the Production and Distribution of Unauthorized Genetically Modified Products from the Perspective of Shia Jurisprudence
• A Jurisprudential and Legal Review of Whistleblowing on Corruption by Officials in an Islamic Government
• A Jurisprudential Analysis of Money Creation by Commercial Banks
• A Jurisprudential Model for female presenters in Media
• The Dual Motherhood Theory in Surrogacy Agreements

Footnotes

1. Social Jurisprudence Journal website, Editorial Board.
2. Social Jurisprudence Journal website, aims & scope.
3. Social Jurisprudence Journal website, about the journal.
4. Social Jurisprudence Journal website, author index.
5. Social Jurisprudence Journal website, keyword index.