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The subject of this article is the separation or continuity of the social rules of religion and government, that is, are the social rules of religion associated with the government or are they separate from it? Our discussion begins with a discussion on the theory of the perceptions of validity of the late Allama Tabataba'i. In his view, the aforementioned validity does not necessarily mean changeability, and some of the validity that arise from the nature and character of man have a fixed principle, such as the validity of society or the validity of the goodness of justice and the ugliness of oppression; although their examples can change. Thus, social rules are not associated with the formation of the government, but are a requirement of human social life that he imposes out of necessity to "preserve the social system." Although all these matters are rational validity and do not directly refer to the government, and rather, the government itself is one of the matters of rational validity, the Allama's final opinion is not such that we can say that the mere rationality of the government is confirmed without the signature of the legislator, and in this regard, one of the incorrect perceptions in this regard will be answered.
The following will explain the last theory of Engineer Mehdi Bazargan, and how, contrary to his previous belief, he considers the "only" purpose of the mission of the prophets to be "God and the Hereafter" and uses it in justifying the recommendations.
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