Intellect a source for deducting religious decrees (first part)

Mixing the bases of imagination (when applying intellect), and failing to conduct assessment and elaboration and employing traditional conventions have led to scientific disputes and creation of ambiguities. To remove this problem, intellect has been divided into different types and defined accordingly. What is meant by intellect in deduction of religious decrees is the reasoning of intellect regarding quotations; which includes natural cognitions, intellectual analysis and intellectual findings and the findings of experimental sciences. By the passage of time, these classifications have added some conditions to intellect based on the developments in the science of Principles of Islamic Laws in order to refine this science. These conditions include: 1- Difference in intellect as ''the reasonof authenticity'' and as ''the reason of issuing a decree''; 2- Difference in intellect as a ''tool'' and as an independent being; 3- Difference in intellect as a ''governor'' and as a 'discoverer''; 4- Difference in intellect as a ''definite cognition'' and ''imaginative cognition'', 5- theoretical intellect and practical intellect.