An Introduction to the Structure of Civilizational Jurisprudence, authored by Abdolhamid Vaseti, is the latest work released by the publishing house of the Institute for Strategic Studies of Islam.
Adopting an analytical and methodical approach, this work seeks to elucidate the theoretical frameworks of Islamic jurisprudence in addressing contemporary issues. It endeavors to conceptualize the intellectual framework for researchers and audiences in this field to better understand the civilizational dimensions of jurisprudence.
The primary problem and fundamental premise of the author in this book is that the incongruity between the current structure of jurisprudence and the broad spectrum of human issues—as well as the micro- and macro-level needs of society—poses a significant challenge to its efficacy.
According to the central thesis of this research, unless Islamic jurisprudence is updated to develop the capacity to address these interconnected needs, it will not only lose its standing in competition with modern paradigms of governance and global system management, but it will also fail to attain its rightful position in the individual sphere.
As a foundational academic text, this book will be of significant interest to scholars and researchers in the fields of governmental jurisprudence, the sociology of religion, and the philosophy of Islamic law.
