The Abilities of the Constitution on the way of achieving the Ideal Islamic State

According to the doctrines of the Constitutional Law, the constitution is a schema of the political and economical systems, the system of law, and in general all social systems (like family, education, and health care) in a society. Using the library research and a descriptive-analytic approach, this study attempt to address the fundamental principle capacity of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, that despite the increasing importance of achieving the Ideal Islamic state, it is not completely realized, and its unique abilities have been ignored. This paper studies a range of social problems (such as citizenship freedom limits and the political economy problems) in the constitution that the political sphere in Iran have faced, especially three and forty-four principles. The results show that using the dynamic, generative, and interpretative characteristics of the constitution make the new interpretation and understanding possible; the interpretation and understanding with which the Islamic Republic of Iran can achieve the goals of the Ideal Islamic State, always brought into focused and emphasized by Islamic thinkers and theorists.