Dar'āmadī bar Qā'idah-yi Kirāmat dar Fiqh: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The subject of "human dignity" is one of the issues agreed upon among human nations and nations, as well as the attention of various religions and religions, and especially its clear signs are found in the Qur'an and other Islamic sources. But from a general religious point of view, this question has been considered in the current research, whether the dignity considered by Islam is reserved for believers (acquired dignity), or is considered a characteristic of "human-type" (inherent dignity). In the field of jurisprudence, this question has been examined, what is the position of "inherent human dignity" in deriving Shari'a rulings after being proven, and whether it can be used as a basis for understanding Shari'a evidence under the title of "a universal jurisprudential rule" Did you use it or not? The use of human dignity in jurisprudence can be illustrated in the following ways: 1. The principle governing all evidence; 2. The first and exceptional principle; 3. Preferred in the conflict of evidence or conflict between rights and duties; 4. as binding public and applying the reason; 5. As a general discourse in understanding religious sources and evidence. This book deals with the discussion that if the application of the "rule of dignity" in jurisprudence as a "ruling principle" has problems, its application in other areas will make jurisprudence more efficient and modern.