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====Rule of Authority (Qa'ida al-Taslit)====

According to the [[Rule of Authority]] (the validity of which jurists have established based on the Quran, narrations, the practice of the wise, and consensus), every owner has complete authority over their property,<ref>Mohaqqeq Damad, *Qawa'id-i Fiqh*, vol. 1, p. 227.</ref> and some jurists like [[~~Imam~~ Khomeini]] and [[Mohammad Momen Qomi|Momen Qomi]] have extended this rule to rights and persons, and have also included a person's authority over themselves and their body parts under this rule.<ref>Khomeini, *Kitab al-Bay'*, vol. 1, pp. 41-42; Momen Qomi, *Kalimat-i Sadidah*, pp. 163-164.</ref> Based on this, in the absence of a religious prohibition, a person can make dispositions regarding their body and undergo cosmetic surgery for themselves.<ref>Safati and Kazemi, "Cosmetic Surgery from the Perspective of Jurisprudence," pp. 27-28.</ref>

According to the [[Rule of Authority]] (the validity of which jurists have established based on the Quran, narrations, the practice of the wise, and consensus), every owner has complete authority over their property,<ref>Mohaqqeq Damad, *Qawa'id-i Fiqh*, vol. 1, p. 227.</ref> and some jurists like [[Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini]] and [[Mohammad Momen Qomi|Momen Qomi]] have extended this rule to rights and persons, and have also included a person's authority over themselves and their body parts under this rule.<ref>Khomeini, *Kitab al-Bay'*, vol. 1, pp. 41-42; Momen Qomi, *Kalimat-i Sadidah*, pp. 163-164.</ref> Based on this, in the absence of a religious prohibition, a person can make dispositions regarding their body and undergo cosmetic surgery for themselves.<ref>Safati and Kazemi, "Cosmetic Surgery from the Perspective of Jurisprudence," pp. 27-28.</ref>

===The Theory of Prohibition as a Primary Ruling===

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 ====Rule of Authority (Qa'ida al-Taslit)====
-According to the [[Rule of Authority]] (the validity of which jurists have established based on the Quran, narrations, the practice of the wise, and consensus), every owner has complete authority over their property,<ref>Mohaqqeq Damad, *Qawa'id-i Fiqh*, vol. 1, p. 227.</ref> and some jurists like [[Imam Khomeini]] and [[Mohammad Momen Qomi|Momen Qomi]] have extended this rule to rights and persons, and have also included a person's authority over themselves and their body parts under this rule.<ref>Khomeini, *Kitab al-Bay'*, vol. 1, pp. 41-42; Momen Qomi, *Kalimat-i Sadidah*, pp. 163-164.</ref> Based on this, in the absence of a religious prohibition, a person can make dispositions regarding their body and undergo cosmetic surgery for themselves.<ref>Safati and Kazemi, "Cosmetic Surgery from the Perspective of Jurisprudence," pp. 27-28.</ref>
+According to the [[Rule of Authority]] (the validity of which jurists have established based on the Quran, narrations, the practice of the wise, and consensus), every owner has complete authority over their property,<ref>Mohaqqeq Damad, *Qawa'id-i Fiqh*, vol. 1, p. 227.</ref> and some jurists like [[Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini]] and [[Mohammad Momen Qomi|Momen Qomi]] have extended this rule to rights and persons, and have also included a person's authority over themselves and their body parts under this rule.<ref>Khomeini, *Kitab al-Bay'*, vol. 1, pp. 41-42; Momen Qomi, *Kalimat-i Sadidah*, pp. 163-164.</ref> Based on this, in the absence of a religious prohibition, a person can make dispositions regarding their body and undergo cosmetic surgery for themselves.<ref>Safati and Kazemi, "Cosmetic Surgery from the Perspective of Jurisprudence," pp. 27-28.</ref>
 ===The Theory of Prohibition as a Primary Ruling===

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