The head of the Islamic Sciences and Culture Research Institute criticized limited interpretations of the Islamic Revolution, stating that until an Islamic government and society are established, the conditions for moving towards an Islamic civilization will not be met. We must transition from non-velayati methods, functions, and governance styles to velayati governance based on God's love and the sacrifices of the faithful.
Qom Seminary Professor: We Must Transition from Non-Velayati Governance to Velayati Governance
A prominent figure in the Qom seminary emphasizes the need for a shift from non-velayati governance to a governance model rooted in velayat (guardianship) to establish an Islamic society. This transition is deemed essential for the development of an Islamic civilization. The statement reflects ongoing debates within Iranian religious and political circles about the nature of governance.
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📰 What Happened
A prominent Qom seminary professor called for a transition from non-velayati governance to a governance model based on velayat, emphasizing the need for an Islamic society to achieve an Islamic civilization.
- The professor criticized limited interpretations of the Islamic Revolution.
- He argued that establishing an Islamic government is essential for societal development.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Velayat-e Faqih, or guardianship of the Islamic jurist, is a foundational principle of Iran's political system, emphasizing the role of religious leadership in governance.
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