The main concern of the design category in design studies is the process of creating an idea in the majority of strategies and solutions to face a specific problem and practical action to solve it in such a way that paying attention to the "context" of the problem is an integral part of the mentioned process. On the other hand, great Islamic thinkers also refer to the discipline of jurisprudence as "Sanaat"; In such a way that the jurist infers and presents the best Shariah explanation to answer current issues according to their content and context; Therefore, from a comparative point of view, not only the two mentioned disciplines are not in conflict with each other; Rather, both of them can be considered as belonging to areas of human knowledge that, while being separate from other areas of knowledge that only emphasize pure knowledge, include practical wisdom that oversees the categories of the future and design; In this regard, the current qualitative research is included in the category of applied research, and by using the descriptive-analytical method, it deals with the common themes that can be proposed in the two disciplines of jurisprudence and design.
Faregh, S. A., & Hajian Foroushani, Y. (2023). “Future Studies”; As a Common Intersection of the comparative study between “Design Studies” and “Religious Studies”. New Religious Researches, 3(1), 59-73. doi: 10.22034/nrr.2023.16448
MLA
Seyed Ali Faregh; Yasaman Hajian Foroushani. "“Future Studies”; As a Common Intersection of the comparative study between “Design Studies” and “Religious Studies”". New Religious Researches, 3, 1, 2023, 59-73. doi: 10.22034/nrr.2023.16448
HARVARD
Faregh, S. A., Hajian Foroushani, Y. (2023). '“Future Studies”; As a Common Intersection of the comparative study between “Design Studies” and “Religious Studies”', New Religious Researches, 3(1), pp. 59-73. doi: 10.22034/nrr.2023.16448
VANCOUVER
Faregh, S. A., Hajian Foroushani, Y. “Future Studies”; As a Common Intersection of the comparative study between “Design Studies” and “Religious Studies”. New Religious Researches, 2023; 3(1): 59-73. doi: 10.22034/nrr.2023.16448
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