Investigating the Necessity of Islamic Government Interference in the Implementation of Religious Jurisprudential

Resumen

Most of the judgments of Islamic jurisprudence are the livelihood system and resurrection; therefore, it is necessary to say that the implementation of these rules and laws is the existence of state and government and organization, and it can be understood by the purposes of Sharia and all of the jurisprudential issues. This research has focused on the issue of investigating the necessity of Islamic government interference in the implementation of religious jurisprudential judgments and it has discussed the relationship between jurisprudence and government and paid special attention to the relationship between government and implementation of worships. The result of examination is that issues in the field of implementation are not out of several states: the affairs that are the duty of government; affairs that a part of it is the task of government; affairs that need government support; affairs that not have a specific trustee and, of course, they are in responsibility of organizations affiliated with the government or collective decision of righteous people (believers). The Islamic government in the scope of worships in addition to the scope of Islamic constituencies can be in the scope of requirements and cover social matters under this heading. In fact, government jurisprudence in the contemporary era after the two periods of Islamic government during the time of Prophet Muhammad and Imam Ali (as), it was again considered that it should be discussed with a more views.