Outlines of Speech Acts in the Contemporary ‎Science of Osul-e Feqh

Document Type : Original Article

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1 PhD Graduate, University of Islamic Studies, Qom, Iran (Corresponding Author) ‎

2 Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Languages and Intercultural Studies, ‎Faculty of Foreign Languages, Baqir al-Uloom University (AS), Qom.‎

3 Assistant Professor, Department of English Language, Qom Branch, Islamic Azad ‎University, Qom, Iran.‎

10.22081/jti.2025.67584.1045

Abstract

The philosophy of conventional language and its central signifier, i.e. speech acts, enjoy some general characteristics such as "language as act", "social determination of meaning", "construction of social reality", "methods of linguistic philosophy", "attributive meaning", "phenomenon of the use and application of meaning", and "totalism and reliance on rules". On the other hand, the science of principles of jurisprudence, which has the main contribution to the inference and exploration of Sharia rulings, has also benefited from these elements during its historical milestones. In this article, an attempt has been made to identify the main elements of conventional language philosophy and speech acts in the science of contemporary principles of jurisprudence by means of comparative, analytical and possibly ijtihad methods and based on a study that takes place at three historical points. First, the theory of credibility of Mohaghegh Esfahani and its continuation in the view of Allameh Tabatabai is examined, and then we will try to examine the possibilities in the theory of Shahid Sadr as a speech act; and in the end, in the outline of the Islamic thought of the Supreme Leader and Imam Khomeini, the article deals with a kind of speech act that has provided the root of the Islamic revolution and a kind of social reality.

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Theosophia Islamica
Volume 3, Issue 1 - Serial Number 5
March 2023
Pages 151-174

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