Volume 16 (2024)
Volume 15 (2023)
Volume 13 (2021)
Volume 12 (2020)
Volume 11 (2019)
Volume 10 (2018-2019)
Volume 9 (2017)
Volume 8 (2016)
Volume 7 (2015)
Volume 6 (2014)
Volume 5 (2013)
Volume 4 (2013)
Volume 3 (2012)
Volume 2 (2010)
Volume 1 (2010)
Impossibility of Compulsion and its Legal Effects on Contractual Obligations

Ali Alahyari; Ali Ghaeibeh

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 7-30

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.22177.2700

Abstract
  Sometimes events occur after concluding the contract correctly and commitment contractors in obligations of the contract that make it impossible to fulfill the contractual obligations. It is also clear that the commitment to the impossible affair is irrational, futile and legally invalid. As a result, ...  Read More

The Role of Justice and Prudence in Rational Approbation and Disapprobation and Its Impact on The Formation of The Conducts of The Wise

Hamid Ansari; Ali Asqar Afshari

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 31-58

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.19838.2345

Abstract
  The analysis of the standpoints about the criteria of rational approbation and disapprobation gives two major criteria which are "general prudence or depravity" and "justice or oppression". Furthermore, the conducts of the wise are formed based on rational approbation and disapprobation. Considering ...  Read More

Feasibility of Refer to Popular Vote to Enact Laws About Crime and Punishment in Islam, Iran and Italy’s Legal Systems

Alireza Jalali; Mohammadhasan Maldar

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 59-92

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.22109.2691

Abstract
  Article 59 of the Iranian Constitution mentions the possibility of refer to popular vote through referendum on very important issues. One of the examples of this direct legislation is to enact laws about crimes and punishments; until today, the Iranian legal system has not referred to the referendum ...  Read More

Reviewing the jurisprudential Arguments of the Obligation to Prioritizing One’s Life over the Other’s and Its Educational Function

Mohammadreza Hamidi; Zohre Hajian Forooshani

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 93-120

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.21930.2665

Abstract
  Protecting the lives of oneself and others is one of the key religious and moral obligations. Besides, sometimes saving the lives of others will depend on actions resulting in one’s own death. The validity or invalidity of such actions is not agreed by the jurists and they have praised or condemned ...  Read More

A jurisdictional and legal study of guarantee for the deceased person

Bizhan Hajiazizi; Mohammad Moloudi; Mahdi Shahbaz Mohammdi

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 121-144

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2019.18171.2105

Abstract
  Although civil code and most of the Islamic jurists have accepted the guarantee for a deceased person, there are some controversies in this regard. Some believes that the obligation end by the death but some others believe in the continuation of obligation after death. There are some traditions about ...  Read More

Belonging the terminating right for the contract or the same thing

Sadegh Tahoori (Nowroozi); Abbas Yaghoobzadeh Mojarrad

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 145-168

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.22919.2812

Abstract
  Belonging the terminating right for the contract or to the object is one of the basic principles for analyzing issues such as the fall or non-fall of the terminating right for the contract with the loss of the object, the acquisition of the object and its transfer to others. Despite the importance of ...  Read More

The Effects of extinction of the agent’s position on granted representation

Mohammad Abedi; Ali Saatchi

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 169-192

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.21167.2557

Abstract
  Either private or juridical persons who grant agency to others is not principal; however, grant as legal, judicial, or contractual representative. The main question is, “what is the effect of extinction of position of the agent, as the grantor of representation, on the contract and relationship ...  Read More

Efficiency of Sanctions against E-Money Laundering; Preventive Deterrence in dealing with Penal Deterrence

Shahyar Abdolahi Ghahfarokhi; Batol Pakzad; Hassan Alipour; mohammadreza Elahi manesh

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 193-224

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2022.25822.3149

Abstract
  Penal deterrence against e-money laundering has two major disadvantages compared to the prevention deterrence: First, it causes inflation in criminal cases, and inevitably, in the case of any financial predicate crimes or any crime related to property, a money laundering case is also raised, which itself ...  Read More

The position of the "rule of causation" with other rules in construction crimes

Mohammad Fallah; Abbas Zeraat; Jafar Yazdanian Jafari

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 225-256

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.23962.2946

Abstract
  One of the things that causes responsibility under the doctrine of causality, is the rule of causality in the law and jurisprudence. This rule also applies to the crimes and violations found in the building and construction. Sometimes this rule conflicts with other rules in the subject matter. The present ...  Read More

Investigating selling the subject of pre-emption by the purchaser from the viewpoint of jurisprudence and law

Fatemeh Karimi; Mohamad Sadegh Tabatabaei

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 257-284

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.19631.2318

Abstract
  According to the civil code, the right of pre-emption does not prohibit the purchaser from performing any proprietary act on the purchased share. However, Article 816 of civil code, states that the exercise of this right void the transactions of the purchaser in respect of the subject of pre-emption. ...  Read More

Analysis of jurisprudential principles of medical abortion after the onset of the soul

Hamid Masjedsaraie; Azam Nazari; Akram Abdollahpour

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 285-322

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2020.21561.2608

Abstract
  The development of new technologies and the advancement of medical knowledge have led to the implementation of measures in the field of treatment of human diseases that have jurisprudential, legal and moral effects, including the practice of "abortion" in high-risk pregnancies. . The challenging thing ...  Read More

Cybercrime prevention measures with emphasis on police actions with a jurisprudential approach

Sayyd Jamal Mosavi; Mohammad Rohani Moghaddam; Maryam Aqai Bejestani

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 323-358

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2022.25612.3131

Abstract
   Cybercrime is one of the crimes that are born of the technological and modern society, and for this reason, there are many ambiguities about the nature and background of such crimes on the one hand, and the characteristics of these crimes and their perpetrators on the other hand. Given these ambiguities, ...  Read More

Jurisprudential and Legal Study of Conflict of Interest in Non-Governmental Banks

Zeinab Navabi moghadam; Ali Zare; Ahmad Yousefi Sadeghloo; Jafar Jamali

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 359-386

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.24960.3074

Abstract
  Unlike governmental banks funded and run by the government, non-governmental banks are a subsidiary of public limited companies, thus always experience a conflict of interest. An obvious example of these conflicts may be found in the decisions of managers transacting on behalf of companies whose family ...  Read More

Criticizing the theory of illegitimacy of martyrdom operation, referring to Jurisprudential sources

Seyyed Ali Hashemi Khan Abbasi; Somayyh Kaliji

Volume 14, Issue 26 , March 2022, Pages 387-418

https://doi.org/10.22075/feqh.2021.23450.2871

Abstract
  Imamiah jurisprudence, to prevent any hegemony and invasion of the enemies of the religion, introduced Jihad, defensive operations by invasion factors in fact.Defending against aggressors, while lacking proper military possibilities, leads to specific ways of defeating, martyrdom operation could be a ...  Read More