In a decree given to Mohseni Ejei, Ayatollah Khamenei addressed him as "Hujjat al-Islam wa al-Muslimin," while in the text of the decree for Ebrahim Raisi, he was referred to as "Mr. Raisi."

Although there is no media record of Mohseni Ejei participating in higher-level seminary courses beyond attending Ayatollah Khamenei's advanced classes, and no additional information is available;

According to the norms of the power structure and the jurisprudential field of the country, given that he had previously served as Minister of Intelligence—a position requiring at least ijtihad (jurisprudential competency)—and Ayatollah Khamenei appointed him to the position of Prosecutor General for the clergy, which requires ijtihad at the level of an appointed judge rather than a licensed judge, and later as Prosecutor General of the country, which according to the constitution requires ijtihad, Mohseni Ejei is considered a jurist (mujtahid) in the eyes of the Supreme Leader with the title "Hujjat al-Islam val-Muslimin."

However, Ejei is astute enough not to stir the media and clerical circles against himself by presenting himself as "Ayatollah Doctor," and has not allowed his media team to undertake such a portrayal (for now).

Pay close attention to the signs within the realm of power and the political sphere.