The era of "Governmental Jurisprudence" and its requirements

Shiite jurisprudence has passed several periods in its history; from the period of legislation, explanation and interpretation in the era of Imam's Presenceto the period of "compilation of Hadith's sources" and "recognition and Ijtihad" and their ups and downsuntil the victory of Iran's Islamic Revolutionin 1979. But the establishment of the Islamic Republic in Iran on the basis of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh -E- Ahlulbayt) has entered the history of Shiite jurisprudence in a new era that it can be cited as the "era of governmental jurisprudence". Due to the responsibility of Jurisprudence (Fiqh) and Islamic jurists (Fuqahā') in effective administration of society and the necessity to meet the needs of contemporaryhuman, this period has requirements including the establishment of new Hawzah (Islamic seminary) along with traditional Hawzah where in Muslim Motejazza Mujtahids (or Mujtahidūn) become acquainted with the sciences needed for the society and they proceed to acquire expertise and gain proficiency so that by mastering Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) in one hand and one of the sciences on the other hand they can satisfy diverse needs of the society and government in various fields.