A Jurist’s Confession: I Speak of Thought, Not of Myself

I am Mahdi Jamshidi (مهدی جمشیدی). Born in a city where faith and knowledge were neighbors. Raised in a school where questioning was never forbidden, and justice was never reduced to a slogan.

My studies in law, Imamieh jurisprudence, and philosophy led me not to final answers, but to the authentic methods of asking.

What remains with me is no closed system, but a lasting thirst for: methodical justice-seeking, fearless critique of foundations, and research into the relation between religion and law.

Here, I speak of thought, not of myself.

mahdi jamshidi (مهدی جمشیدی)