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               164  International Multi. J. of PURE LIFE. 9 (31): 145-181, Summer 2022
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                  7.  Practical  Struggle  for        constitutional        scholars.
                  Materialization  of  Islamic        (Jamalzadeh, 1999: 7)
                  Government:          During            The       Constitutionalist
                  arrangements for the Islamic        movement  failed  and  the

                  Revolution  until  victory          Pahlavi  dynasty  came  to
                  of the Islamic Revolution.          power. The implementation
                  (Ref: Kadivar, 2009)                of modernist policies in the
                                                      1940s  and  their  contrast
                  This transformation of the          with  the  clerical  opinions
               Shia  discourse  would  be             set  the  stage  for  the
               understood more accurately             development of a new Shia

               when  its  background  is              discourse.  In  this  context,
               analyzed. The gradual emergence        the  Imam  Khomeini's  role
               of such concepts as freedom,           in  the  development  of  this

               equality, parliament, separation       discourse  by  underscoring
               of  powers  and  law,  which           the necessity of establishment
               were unknown under former              of  an  Islamic  government
               governments like the Safavid           and  the  ensuing  formation

               and Qajar dynasties, prompted          of  the  Islamic  Republic  of
               the Shia clergy to elucidate           Iran bears special significance.
               the Shia view of these new             (Kadivar, 2008: 24)

               notions.  The  Shia  clergy               Two more discourses were
               expressed  its  views  in  two         born out of the discourse of
               forms:       Discourse        of       the  Islamic  Revolution;

               constitutionalist scholars and         Velayat-e Faqih and religious
               discourse      of    legitimate
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