US EditionNavigating Legal Impasses: Maṣlaḥa, State Decrees, and Shīʿī Jurisprudence in Post-Revolutionary Iran
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Navigating Legal Impasses: Maṣlaḥa, State Decrees, and Shīʿī Jurisprudence in Post-Revolutionary Iran
By Bahman Khodadadi As I noted in my previous essay, with the rise of Shīʿī theocracy in 1979, the newly established Islamic Republic of Iran embarked on a “sharīʿatization” project. However, shortly after the establishment of the theocratic state, the ruling clergy recognized that complex realities of governance posed significant challenges, making the implementation of many religious precepts difficult, if not altogether impossible.[1] Confron…
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