Islamic jurisprudence is now faced with the question whether the capacity to respond to social and political issues of the day to be able to support Islamic rule is legal? In ReplyThere are different views on this question. In this paper, we focus on the assumptions and attitudes Javaheri jurisprudence, Imam Khomeini, the religious approach to achieve a dynamic political jurisprudence. The approach is developed based on the concept of "duty" as a matter of law. Islamic law is the obligation of the subject. Not specific to any individual. But also on society and the Divine obligations are addressed. Be the duty of the Islamic Law and Society, spoke of the commandments. So the "state" is a legal concept as it follows the broad political and social issues of the day without the political fiqh issues have to be under personal laws.
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