Seyed Abbas Mousavian: Difference between revisions
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According to Seyed Abbas Mousavian, [[delayed payment penalty]] is a means of reducing losses resulting from delayed payment of debts. He maintains that failure to pay debts on time leads to a reduction in deferred transactions, the erosion of public trust, a reduction in qard al-hasan (benevolent lending), Increasing the burden of bail and guarantees, and a decrease in financial exchanges.<ref>Mousavian, “A Jurisprudential-Legal Examination of Laws concerning Penalties and Compensation for Delayed Payment in Iran,” p. 12.</ref> | According to Seyed Abbas Mousavian, [[delayed payment penalty]] is a means of reducing losses resulting from delayed payment of debts. He maintains that failure to pay debts on time leads to a reduction in deferred transactions, the erosion of public trust, a reduction in qard al-hasan (benevolent lending), Increasing the burden of bail and guarantees, and a decrease in financial exchanges.<ref>Mousavian, “A Jurisprudential-Legal Examination of Laws concerning Penalties and Compensation for Delayed Payment in Iran,” p. 12.</ref> | ||
=== Superiority of the Islam- | === Superiority of the Islam-based Method over the Fiqh-based Method === | ||
Banking issues and financial instruments could be evaluated by Fiqh-based method. This method aims to ensure that banking methods or financial instruments do not conflict with Islamic jurisprudential rulings. On the other hand, Mousavian proposed Islam-based instead of Fiqh-based method. Islam-based method adopts a systemic and multidimensional approach to human conduct and interactions. Some researchers in economic Fiqh have regarded Mousavian’s theory as a movement toward the development of knowledge in this field.<ref name=":0">Mirmoezzi and Ghafouri, “The Development of Professor Mousavian’s Intellectual Method: From the Jurisprudence-Centered Method to the Islam-Centered Method,” pp. 40-58.</ref> | |||
==== Explanation of the Jurisprudence-Centered Method ==== | ==== Explanation of the Jurisprudence-Centered Method ==== | ||