کتاب

1. امامی، سید حسن‌، حقوق مدنی، تهران: اسلامیه، 1347.
2. جعفری‌لنگرودی، محمدجعفر، مبسوط در ترمینولوژی حقوق، تهران: انتشارات گنج دانش، 1400.
3. جعفری‌لنگرودی، محمدجعفر، مجموعه محشای قانون مدنی (علمی، تطبیقی، تاریخی)، تهران: گنج دانش، 1379.
4. شهیدی، مهدی، حقوق مدنی ۶: عقود معین ۱، تهران: مجمع علمی و فرهنگی مجد، 1382.
5. شهیدی، مهدی، سقوط تعهدات، تهران: مجمع علمی و فرهنگی مجد، 1403.
6. شیروی، عبدالحسین، حقوق قراردادها (انعقاد، آثار و انحلال)، تهران: سازمان مطالعه و تدوین کتب علوم انسانی دانشگاه‌ها (سمت). پژوهشکده تحقیق و توسعه علوم انسانی، 1396.
7. صفایی، سید حسین، دوره مقدماتی حقوق مدنی: قواعد عمومی قراردادها، تهران: میزان، 1402.
8. کاتوزیان، امیر ناصر، دوره حقوق مدنی: قواعد عمومی قراردادها، تهران: گنج دانش، 1397.
9. کاتوزیان، امیر ناصر، قانون مدنی در نظم حقوقی کنونی، تهران: میزان، 1402.
10. هاشمی‌شاهرودی، محمود، فرهنگ فقه مطابق مذهب اهل‌بیت علیهم‌السلام، قم: مؤسسه دائرة‌المعارف فقه اسلامی بر مذهب اهل‌بیت (علیهم‌السلام)، 1382.

مقاله

11. پوراسماعیل، حسن، محمدحسن هدایتی، و مهدی سیفی‌پور، «بررسی ظرفیت‌های فناوری قرارداد هوشمند و برخی ملاحظات حقوقی آن»، راهبردی، 1403، صص. ۳۰-۱. (http://noo.rs/eL2o7)
12. ربانی‌موسویان، سید علی، «قواعد حاکم بر قراردادهای هوشمند در فقه امامیه و حقوق موضوعه»، فصلنامه پژوهش‌های فقه و حقوق اسلامی، شماره ۶۶، 1400، صص. ۲۰۴-۱۷۸.

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عربی

کتاب

13. بجنوردی، حسن، القواعد الفقهیة، قم: الهادی، 1377.
14. حلی، حسین، الخیارات، با محمدحسین حسینی‌طهرانی، مشهد: علامه طباطبایی، 1435.
15. رشتی، حبیب‌الله بن محمدعلی، فقه الإمامیه، با محمدکاظم خلخالی، قم: مکتبة الداوری، 1407.
16. علامه حلی، حسن بن یوسف، تبصره المتعلمین فی احکام الدین، تهران: وزارت فرهنگ و ارشاد اسلامی، سازمان چاپ و انتشارات، 1411.
17. محقق حلی، جعفر بن حسن، شرائع‌الاسلام فی مسائل الحلال والحرام، قم: اسماعیلیان، 1408.

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