A Critique of the Arguments Posed by the Renowned Latter Imāmīyyah Jurisprudents on the Condition of Justice for the Congregation Imam

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Mosleh Mojtaba; Basiri Hamidreza

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Journal: JURISPRUDENCE AND FUNDAMENTALS OF ISLAMIC LAW Year:2022 | Volume:55 | Issue:2 Page(s): 474-453

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Title

A Critique of the Arguments Posed by the Renowned Latter Imāmīyyah Jurisprudents on the Condition of Justice for the Congregation Imam

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Mosleh Mojtaba | Basiri Hamidreza | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

congregation Imam

Justice

Imāmīyyah jurisprudents

condition of justice

deterrence of iniquity

Abstract

Congregation prayer is a ritual bringing humans closer to God. However, it also has a social aspect, breeding empowerment and unity among Muslims. One pillar of congregational prayer is an Imam who leads the prayers. The Holy Legislator has specified some conditions for the Imam. One such requirement agreed upon by most latter Islamic Jurisprudents is the condition of justice. The findings indicate that the renowned majority of the latter Islamic jurisprudents regard the requirement of justice for the congregation Imam as immutable. However, their arguments fail to establish this claim. Due to the alleged consensus, the Islamic jurisprudents have paid scant attention to this subject. Instead, they merely cite the purported consensus and mention the relevant narratives from the Islamic tradition. Nevertheless, a comprehensive critique of the relevant arguments and proving this hypothesis would at least alleviate some religious people’s obsession with meeting these conditions, helping congregation prayer further flourish.

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