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Volume 14 (2022)
Volume 13 (2021)
Volume 11 (2019)
Volume 10 (2018-2019)
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Beating wife in verse 34 of Surah An-Nisa'; From conception to application

Mohammad Abouata; Hamid Reza Tabrizian; Soheil Zolfaghari

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 7-34

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.16368.1817

Abstract
  In spite of religious order in Quran that husband and wife, must compatible each other, there has been set out in verse 34 of Surah An-Nisa' regulations that jurists and lawyers, do not agree at their purport and application conditions. Specially what is meant by this section "to beat them" in the ...  Read More

Jurisprudential study of in-app payments of computer games

Bibirahimeh Ebrahimi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 35-56

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.17931.2069

Abstract
  Computer games are newfound social topics that some of them is possible by the payment of money. The jurisprudence has faced doubts about the games that perform or earn points for passing its various steps need to pay within the App and via internet. The present article studies the titles that is related ...  Read More

Contractual Freedom Limitations Concerning Contracts Formation

Hamidreza Esmaeili; Hamid Abhary; Abolfzel Dankoub; Maryam Aghaei Bajestani

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 57-80

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2018.15272.1652

Abstract
  Considering the large volume of claims regarding ordinary transactions in the legal courts of the country, we find that the existing laws do not have the capacity and effect that the parties have to deal with the contractual relations of individuals. Therefore, it should seek to define new criteria and ...  Read More

Freedom of Will in Making a Termination Clause in Marriage

Heydar Bagheri Asl; Saeideh Bagheri Asl

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 81-106

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.14261.1496

Abstract
  Although the jurisprudents of the Imamiah and consequently the civil code have forged and drived out a termination clause in the marriage contract from the autonomy of the parties’ will but the above view on the Imamiah and Iranian law conflicts with reasons and rules relating to the parties’ ...  Read More

Inclining doubt in the rule of avoidance of punishment (darā’)

Mahmoud Pourbafrani; Hamed Rostami Najafabadi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 107-136

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.16651.1860

Abstract
  The majority of jurists regard "the  rule of avoidance of punishment (darā’)" as being applicable to the dubieties concerning the object, while the rule is absolute and can include the dubieties concerning the precept as well. The dubiety in criminal law is sometimes in the legal element, ...  Read More

Islamic legal restudy of effects of incorrect execution, in cutting punishments

Hasan Pour Lotfollah; Mahdi Movahedi moheb; Khosrov Momeni; Ahmad Mortazi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 137-164

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.15673.1710

Abstract
  In executing of legal punishment such as cutting of hand or leg, it is probable to cut the opposite organ, by mistake, intentionally or by beneficence. In this case, the punishment of cutting is left, in view of famous theory in jurisprudence, contrary to another one. Although the in both opinion the ...  Read More

Reflection on the condition of " Safe custody "( hirz) in theft

Mohammad Hasan Haeri; Sabikeh Fanni

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 165-184

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.7479.0

Abstract
  In the sacred religion of Islam, prescribed punishment has great position. One of the prescribed punishments is related to theft that is explicitly is mentioned in The Holy Quran (Maeda, 5, 38). The execution of prescribed punishment for theft is subject to the existence of all conditions together. One ...  Read More

Developments related to Effect of drunkenness on criminal liability With emphasis onnew Islamic penal code 2013 Approaches and Challenges

Mohammad Hasan Hasani; Seyyed Hosein Shahcheragh

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 185-206

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.17294.1970

Abstract
  In various periods of legislation, the Islamic Penal Legislator has established the primary principle of the criminal responsibility of the intoxicated perpetrators based on the well-known jurisprudential viewpoint and considered some exceptions to it. Adoption of such an approach, besides its alignment ...  Read More

re-study of the jurisprudential principles of prohibition of the production and use of nuclear weapons

Hamid Reza Hannan; Seyyed Yousof Alavi Vosoughi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 207-232

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.17538.2006

Abstract
  The nuclear weapons, which are the most important example of weapons of mass destruction, are a major threat to mankind today; In the field of manufacturing weapons of mass destruction there are two different jurisprudential approaches. Some of the jurists cites to narrative reasons like “And prepare ...  Read More

Analyzing consideration Theory as the Foundation of the Legal Actions with a Comparative Approach to the Status of Preliminary Condition and Ex Gratia Promise

Hamed Khubyari; Mohamad Sadegh Tabatabaei

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 233-262

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.17907.2063

Abstract
  The reason as to why the legal actions are indispensable is a fundamental challenge that is discussed in England’s law under the title of “the theory of contracts”. The primary question raised by this theory is that what issues cause the dispatch of mental issues from the ethical world ...  Read More

Nature and Validity of Contract Extension Agreement

Abbas Ali Darouei

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 263-286

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.14583.1570

Abstract
  Extension agreement is a type of commitment where a party (or parties) to a contract undertake(s) to extend the contract for another term. These commitments are positive  conditions as they are implied in another contract the subject of which is the conclusion of a legal deed. In addition, they ...  Read More

The feasibility of issuing the governmental order in the transplant of organs of Convicts to death in dissatisfaction’s cases

Ali Fatehi; Aliakbar Ezadifard; Mohammad Mohseni Dehkalani

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 287-312

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.17014.1922

Abstract
  The feasibility to execute retaliation and capital punishment through organ donation is an innovative solutions and yet effective way to protect the human life and health. Imamie's famous jurisprudents believe that the method of punishment’s fulfillment does not matter by itself, and the punishment ...  Read More

Undisputed Claim

Ali Ghesmati Tabrizi; Mohammad Sadegh Mehrabi Sisakht

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 313-344

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.18748.2201

Abstract
  Unlike the common belief that conflict is necessity for a claim, "undisputed claims" proceed without any conflict in order to confirm and stablish the defendant's claim. Along with jurisprudential background and numerous examples, some legal and social requirements warrant acceptance of this claim. Therefore ...  Read More

Analysis of Basis of the prohibitions on anti-competitive

Jalil Ghanavati; Mahshid Jafari Harandi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 345-372

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.15125.1627

Abstract
  Competition is a kind of contradiction with collaboration. People who compete with each other have accepted the principles and regulations which they observe them. They achieve to highest possible level of their abilities with competition. The community benefits from their efforts. People who ignore ...  Read More

A Reinvestigating the cadaster entity and its role in proof of real estate actions Abstract

Jamshid Mehrasa; Alireza Hasani; Mohammad Rouhani Moghaddam

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 373-394

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.19278.2271

Abstract
  In the Iranian legal system, cadastre, has known " Hadnegar" or comprehensive land recording of the real estate. Cadaster is a type of registry mapping that has legal value. It  determines the situation of the real estate or real property's metes-and-bounds of a country,value, position, ownership, ...  Read More

Legal status of a suspended contract with a commitment to creation of suspension act

SEYED HASAN VAHDATi Shobeyri; Mohamad Mehdi Hamidi

Volume 12, Issue 22 , March 2020, Pages 395-412

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.14932.1598

Abstract
  If the contract is suspended and there are obligation to fulfill it, the failure to comply with the suspension will not necessarily lead to a void or, more specifically, to termination of the contract. In other words, the failure to comply with the suspension will not necessarily lead to a void or, more ...  Read More