Tag: Jurisprudence of art

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unlawful singing and music in Islamic jurisprudence

Unlawful Singing and Music in Islamic Jurisprudence: Qawl Sadīd

A new book entitled Qawl Sadīd on Unlawful Singing and Music has been published by Bustan‑e Ketab Institute of the Islamic Propagation Office of the Seminary of Qom. This 496‑page Persian work presents the jurisprudential lectures of Ayatollah Seyyed Ahmad Madadi Mousavi. Adopting a jurisprudential and analytical approach, the book examines issues such as unlawful […]

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The Requisites of Research in the Field of the Jurisprudence of Art

This text outlines the foundational and methodological prerequisites for researching the jurisprudence of art. It defines the jurist’s true mission as discovering the Sharia, addresses the extremes of “subject identification” (mawḍūʿ-shenāsī), and distinguishes it from “instance identification.” Ultimately, it explores the societal realization of Islamic art jurisprudence through the philosophical principle of the agency of the agent and the receptivity of the recipient.