If the jurisprudence of culture is generated hastily, many problems will raise, and the generated principles will bear some bitter consequences instead of effective results. The consequences and effects of the fatwa/s issued to the society can’t be neglected.

For the deep analysis of the social issues such as media, the first and foremost step is the verbal theorisation about the society (religious sociology); the second is the development of a jurisprudential theory within the society as the topic of the jurisprudential principle on the society; and the third step is self-attention (the jurisprudence of the society).

The gender-related differences, like other differences of the creatures, are evidence of having different positions; God has created two creatures with two different attributes, and due to their competences, they have a separate share of the wisdoms.

The axial question around the media and religion is that “Whether should the media be considered as a Heavenly and religious tool or is it secular and non-religious in essence?”

Hujjat al-Islam Muballeghi said, “The philosophy of existence of law is that it is supposed to generate the needed, desired and rational items and to obliterate bitter issues and social harms”.

Catastrophes are what caused by the wrath of God, and they show that the promotion of the society has stopped. Accordingly, Sahifa Sajjadia seeks refuge in God against their infliction upon the society and individuals.

A calamity may happen to people apparently as a natural disaster, but in fact, they are to examine the people and assess their patience and piety.

According to the teachings of Sahifa Sajjadia, if people don’t exercise patience and appreciation over the disasters, it will lead to their ruin, and if they use such occurrences for promotion towards God, it will bring them growth and development.

The representative of Lorestan province to the Assembly of Experts called for making and presentation of religious theories on the relations between the time, man and religion.

The National Center for Answering the Religious Questions has answered some questions on cosmetic surgeries.