Adapting Imam Ali's (peace be upon him) Ideal Policy on Jurisprudent Regulations

Since our government is ideological, the laws must be based on religious rules and the infallibles` lifestyle. One of the primary sources for taking pattern on, is Imam Ali`s (peace be upon him) governorship. Studying his governorship shows that he never consented on neglecting the ideals, principles and religious rules, even if it meant undermining the power and ruling. Research in the sections on "conflict" or "secondary rules" indicates that based on the known rules on jurisprudence, to preserve a government, sometimes neglecting a religious rule, is legal. In such a case, the primary rule must not be emphasized. Such an insistence, is not only a sign of piety, but also is rationally and religiously discouraged. Having this fact in mind, the ideal behavior of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) is not adaptable to the known jurisprudent rules. This paper seeks to examine each of these samples so that it shows that Imam Ali`s (peace be upon him) behavior were completely adapted with jurisprudent rules and they can be examined in the same manner.