Feasibility Study of Changing the Rules in Imami Jurisprudence

Despite the consensus of all Muslims on the finality, universality and eternity of Islamic law, in practice the fundamental question arises that if the real interests and corruptions change over time, is it possible to change the Islamic rules? In response to this important question, the present study, in order to refute the place of conflict, first examines the purpose of change and the types and examples of rulings in Imami jurisprudence, then examines the views and strategies of Imami jurists on the possibility of changing Islamic rules and reaches this conclusion According to them, some of the Islamic rulings, such as signed rulings, governmental, judicial rulings, non-enforceable rulings, harmful rulings and rulings issued as a personal matter, can be changed temporarily or permanently, and the mujtahid or Islamic ruler in order to implement the rulings. Islam, with the needs and requirements of the present age, can change such rulings, without this change of ruling being subject to topics such as abrogation, ijtihad against the text or heresy.