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In this section of the website those of Ayatollah Alozma Jannaati's fatwas (rulings) are presented that are stated by His Eminence mostly for the first time in the contemporary history of the Emamiye Jurisprudence or explained and expounded on the basis of new Ejtehad method. Full text or summaries of each of these rulings will add later little by little.

 
 
Selected Rulings
Non-Muslims of any group (People of the Book, polytheists, and atheists) are intrinsically, physically and bodily clean. And if they stay away from things that are considered Najes (impure) by Muslims, they will not have accidental uncleanness as well.
It is not necessary that a Mojtahed who is followed for Taqlid be a man.
It is both permissible to stay on Taqlid of a dead Mojtahed as well as begin Taqlid initially from him.
It is not necessary that a Mojtahed who is followed be the most learned and the most eligible. Eligibility in its well known sense i.e. being more qualified for inferring and finding out divine injunctions, can not be illustrated and imagined between two Mojtaheds neither in the apparent and external stage nor can it be illustrated in the inner and actual stage. However, being more learned - as I have mentioned in my writings on (Orwatol Wothqa) - means that one of the two Mojtaheds commits less mistakes than the other in referring new sub issues to basic principles. This is imaginable but it is certainly very difficult to determine which one of them commits less mistake to be labeled as (a'alam) (the most learned) and which one of them commits more mistakes to be less learned and less qualified for Taqlid.
 
 
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