Ma`rifat Eqtesadi

The Islamic Republic of Iran has been under economic pressure and, in fact, an economic war by enemies, especially the United States, for years. In order to confront this economic war, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution has dedicated the slogan of nearly two decades to economic issues. The year 1404 has been named “Investment for Production.” Acceptable growth in production requires appropriate investment. There is no doubt about the maximum use of domestic capital, but we are faced with questions about the use of foreign capital. In this article, in the first step, foreign investment in the statements of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution has been explained using the method of content analysis. According to the results of this section, four overarching themes were extracted, including: priority and reliance on the inside in investment, conditions for foreign investment, bitter and instructive experiences from foreign investment, and use of the capacity of Islamic countries. The last theme, namely the opposing countries, was examined jurisprudentially using an analytical and descriptive method. The result of the jurisprudential study shows that the ruling on the use of capital from different countries is different; The use of capital from some countries is illegal, while in others, such as the countries of the Resistance Front, it is permissible and necessary under certain circumstances.