One of the most crucial issues regarding how to exercise the jurisdiction of the Guardian Council jurists is the necessary clarification of the jurisdiction that is exercised solely through the Grand Jurors. Accordingly, research has been carried out on this subject, entitled "The Sharia Laws of the Guardian Council Jurists in the Constitutional System of the Islamic Republic of Iran." The main question of this research is to find and summarize these requirements and requirements, or in other words to answer the question, "What are the legal requirements of the Guardian Council jurists in the Iranian constitutional system?"Accordingly, the main hypothesis of this research, which answers the above question, would be: "The most central issues that the constitutional legislator considers necessary for the exercise of religious supervision exercised by the jurists of the Guardian Council are: the sovereignty and fulfillment of Article 4 of the Constitution, balance. Shari'a rule and the rule of law, the null and void effect of anti-Sharia laws, standard fatwas, and the temporal and subjective scope of Shari'a supervision."
This research is based on the principles underlying the constitution and the author has accepted the order in the constitutional system of the Islamic Republic of Iran and has attempted to analyze and present the material. In other words, the main question of this research should be considered in the constitutional paradigm in which the Shari'a is regarded as the supreme norm. This is the researcher's strategic rule from the beginning to the end of this research.