Oneness or Duality in Iran's Public Domain System; A Jurisprudential-Legal Challenge

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Separating "Anfal" from other examples of public property and as a result, making difference in the rules governing these two (duality theory) and the competing theory that believes in unity of all instances of public property and consequently the unity of the governing rules (oneness theory), has not been limited to a jurisprudential dispute at the theoretical level and has had numerous practical effects. The issue under consideration is, which one is more similar with foundations of Iranian basic law and dynamic Ijtihad methods? Research outcome which has been done in a practical way is that «the theory of public property dichotomy» practically leads to dichotomy and diversity in legislative, financial, taxable, organizational structures and these results don't fit «progressive Velayate Faghih system as an institution based on order and discipline», «the philosophy of the Constitution and drawing the legitimized structures in it», «dynamic Ijtihad methods» and «legal State standards».
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Persian
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Public Law Studies Quarterly, Volume:51 Issue: 2, 2021
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701 to 724
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