Document Type : Original Article

Authors

• Asghar Agha Mahdavy ¹
• Mahdi Saghazadeh ²

¹ Associated Professor of the Department of Fiqh and Islamic Law Foundations at Imam Sadiq(a.s) University

² Graduated Degree of Fiqh and Islamic Law Foundations at Imam Sadiq(a.s) University

Abstract

In the course of realizing and evolving the goals of the Islamic Revolution, what is known as the ultimate and ultimate purpose of the road is "Islamic civilization". The ultimate goal will ultimately lead to the true implementation of pure Mohammadi Islam in the individual and social life of mankind. In this study, using a "descriptive, analytical" method, we concluded that jurisprudence, having regard to the dynamism, and adaptation to time and place, has the capacity to establish and nourish a civilization, which seems to be contrary to minimalistic views. At a comprehensive and maximized look, it is a way of explaining what Muslims should do as a catcher. And along with Akbar's jurisprudence, which awakens the spirit of human dignity and makes the moral order and adherence to beliefs, it plays a decisive role in understanding the path of the people of the community to achieve Islamic civilization.
In fact, jurisprudence pursues a mission to the individual and society, which, in addition to explaining the proper course of movement towards Islamic civilization, also provides teachings to facilitate and expedite the process of this movement, so that if the righteous and righteous are healthy, Islamic civilization will move towards operationalization.
In the following, factors such as oppression and corruption, differences, imitation, cultural invasion, lack of leadership, ignorance, distrust, frustration, and economic problems as barriers to the realization of Islamic civilization have been introduced. At a glance, recommendations are given to solutions using the teachings Islamic jurisprudence has been paid in the economic, cultural and political spheres.

Keywords

• civilization
• existing jurisprudence
• optimal jurisprudence
• systemization
• jurisprudence ratio and civilization