Political Justice in the Thoughts of Ayatullah Javadi Amoli and John Rawls

Justice is a strategic element that has always been of interest to scholars. It can be said that the inference of this concept and attention to the root of justice in all its parts have been the distinguishing feature of intellectual schools of scholars in different fields of science. These divisions are due to the type of worldview and anthropology. The purpose of this paper is to investigate political justice in the political thought of Ayatullah Javadi Amoli’s political thought and John Rawls'. The findings of the research indicate that justice in the thought of Ayatullah Javadi Amoli is due to the multi-layered methodology, absolutism, and attention to the divine human being as the fact that whatever is otherwise is null and void and bringing with it a transcendental political justice, which declares of human progress in perfection. While political justice in the early and late John Rawls’ thought, due to the unilateralism of the methodology, relativism and mere attention to matter and the uniqueness of mankind see justice as fairness. Political justice in both Rawls is an instrument for approaching to profit and power.