Investigating the Realization of Economic Justice in Resistance Economics and its Relationship with Citizenship Rights

The theory of resistance economy is one of the most important theories that have been offered in the domain of economy. Many commentators believe that this theory is not merely of economic aspects in crisis conditions rather it not only pays attention to the principles of resistance, dignity, collective interests, Jihad, equality and economic justice and observation of the social rights of minorities and two important principles of dignity and justice it also provides the ground for realization of the citizenship rights. This significant issue has been assayed in the current article from the point of view of the jurisprudential aspects in the charter of citizenship rights, constitution and institutional and official documents of the country. Since citizenship rights are the bedrock of resistance economy and provides the ground for realization of economic justice in the society informing people and teaching them their citizenship rights provides the required grounds for the realization of goals of resistance economy and improvement of the business environment, because the requirements of the realization of resistance economy will be provided by the fulfillment of the citizenship rights. Therefore, we need correct implementation of laws in the light of Islamic culture and principles as well as successful experiences of indigenization around the world via national will and mutual understanding of the government, parliament and people. Then, before turning to the central problem of this article we need to explain the concepts of economic justice, resistance economy, and citizenship rights. The current study has been conducted based on library based and documented research and seeks to assay the policies of resistance economy in order to cast light on the interconnectedness of these policies and its relation with the domain of citizenship rights towards the realization of economic justice and distribution justice, creation of welfare and dynamicity based on production and employment.