Life and Thought
Mohammad Soroush Mahallati, born in 1961 in Mahallat, is an Iranian Shiite jurist and contemporary religious scholar. His main areas of activity are political jurisprudence, civil rights, and the relationship between Islam and democracy.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures16 titles
The Political Reflections of Allameh Tabatabai
Religion and State in Islamic Thought
Freedom, Reason and Faith
Thought and Faith in Freedom
Feasibility Study of Elections in the Islamic System
City of the Dead: Ten Essays on the Constitutional Rights of Dissidents
Foundations of Privacy in Islamic Thought
The State and the Implementation of Sharia
The State and the Instruments of Compelling Citizens to Sharia
Supervision of the Experts, Counsel of the Elites
Guardianship, in Fallacy and Confiscation
Islam and the Requirements of the Time
Rationality in Ashura
Jurisprudence in Ashura
The Black Leaves of Oppression
Impartiality as a Condition for Judgment: Is Jurisprudence the Accused or the Accuser?
