The relationship between law and sharia in Islamic state thought, and the incorporation of religious rulings into the constitution, is the focus of Amirhossein Torkashvand's lecture 'The Criminalisation of Sin': can individual articles of faith be transposed into social laws?

The third session of the series "Islam and the Challenges Ahead," titled "The Criminalization of Sin," was held with a lecture by Amirhossein Torkashvand. You can download the audio of this lecture below.
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In the thought of Islamic governance, the question has always persisted: what is the relationship between law and Sharia? Should Sharia rulings be incorporated into the constitution? Should these laws, based on Sharia, have an Islamic or faith-based foundation? And can faith-based propositions, which mostly pertain to the individual, be introduced into social laws?
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