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* '''Abstract'''
* '''Abstract'''
The book '''Dynamic Ijtihad (book)''' is a collection of two interviews with [[Yusuf Sane'i]] that addresses the necessity of adapting jurisprudence to contemporary challenges. Sane'i believes that Shia jurisprudence has always been dynamic, and this dynamism, which he calls [[Jawahiri jurisprudence]], not only does not conflict with precise traditional methods but provides the necessary ground for novel deductions.
'''Dynamic Ijtihad (in Persian: [[:fa:اجتهاد_پویا_‌(کتاب)|اجتهاد پویا]])''' is a collection of two interviews with [[Yusuf Sane'i]] that addresses the necessity of adapting jurisprudence to contemporary challenges. Sane'i believes that Shia jurisprudence has always been dynamic, and this dynamism, which he calls [[Jawahiri jurisprudence]], not only does not conflict with precise traditional methods but provides the necessary ground for novel deductions.


He emphasizes the central role of reason and justice in dynamic ijtihad and believes that the understanding of the rational people and the [[role of time and place in ijtihad|conditions of time and place]] should be considered in applying fixed principles to changing instances.
He emphasizes the central role of reason and justice in dynamic ijtihad and believes that the understanding of the rational people and the [[role of time and place in ijtihad|conditions of time and place]] should be considered in applying fixed principles to changing instances.
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In Sane'i's belief, if a jurist, based on [[Wilayat al-Faqih|theory of guardianship of the jurist]], has the capability to intervene in executive affairs, this is a separate position that has its own specific preliminaries and requirements. According to him, for executing guardianship, the jurist must be aware of political, social, and economic issues and have specialist consultants. These matters are different from dry scientific discussions of the seminary. Sane'i concludes that guardianship is part of the jurist's duties, and when executing rulings becomes necessary, the jurist must provide its preliminaries (pp. 77-79).
In Sane'i's belief, if a jurist, based on [[Wilayat al-Faqih|theory of guardianship of the jurist]], has the capability to intervene in executive affairs, this is a separate position that has its own specific preliminaries and requirements. According to him, for executing guardianship, the jurist must be aware of political, social, and economic issues and have specialist consultants. These matters are different from dry scientific discussions of the seminary. Sane'i concludes that guardianship is part of the jurist's duties, and when executing rulings becomes necessary, the jurist must provide its preliminaries (pp. 77-79).


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[[Category:Books by Yusuf Sane'i]]
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[[Category:Books of Interview Collection]]
[[Category:Articles by Mahdi Shajarian]]
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