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Technosexuality from the Perspective of Forensic Medicine, Imamiyya Jurisprudence, and Iranian Criminal Law [PDF]
Technosexism is a general term for sexual attraction to machines, robots, and androids, and in its specific sense, robot fetishism is a sexual orientation to humanoid robots or a sexual orientation to people who act like robots.Some moralists consider ...
MOHAMMADSALEHI DARANI SAFORA +1 more
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It is difficult to discern the religious and legal duty to save the lives of those trapped or to save the lives of rescuers in dangerous situations that seriously threaten the life or physical health of the rescuers. This research has reviewed the reasons and jurisprudential documents in a descriptive-analytical method and concluded different rulings ...
Muhammad Reza Alizadeh Moqaddam Beiraki +1 more
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Despite the controversy about the effect of doubt on the abandonment of punishment and the overwhelming acceptance of this issue in Articles 120 and 121 of the Islamic penal code, it has been argued that there is a controversial issue in the elimination of liability and punishment.The Islamic Penal Code also did not mention to this.
ehsan ailakbari +2 more
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According to freedom of will, people are responsible for what they do and due to this principle, they would be punished. However, whenever human's will is distorted for some reason, punishment would be null and void. One of these reasons that can distort individual will is the principle of duress that is discussed in Imami Jurisprudence and Islamic ...
Kamalipour Ravari Elahe, Taram Meysam
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How do new technologies affect the way we interpret legal texts? This is, on its face, an enormous question. Technology and science are ever-expanding in a rapid pace but, legislatures are often one step behind. This fact raises an important question: How do emerging developments in science and technology affect the way we interpret legal texts?
Reza Pourmohammadi, Rahim Nobahar
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A Comparative Study of Stipulations within Contracts in Iranian Law and Imami Jurisprudence
Stipulations within contracts (Shurūṭ Ḍimn al-‘Aqd) constitute an essential legal mechanism through which contracting parties can regulate their mutual rights and obligations beyond the principal terms of an agreement. In legal systems influenced by Islamic law, particularly Iranian law, contractual stipulations occupy a central position due to their ...
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Islam and family planning: changing perceptions of health care providers and medical faculty in Pakistan. [PDF]
Mir AM, Shaikh GR.
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One of the fundamental rights of consumers in relation to vendors of manufactured goods is the right to cancel a transaction or sue for exhibitory action, i.e. claim damages, in case the merchandise is defective. Therefore, in case the actual merchandise to be sold is not seen in a transaction (Kolli Felzammeh),and the supplied merchandise is proved to
Eghbal Ali mirzaei, ali khaledi
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The Civil Liability of the Government Regarding Public Health and Citizen Well-being (Case Study: Dust Storms in Khuzestan Province) [PDF]
Background: Dust storms in Khuzestan province and the threat they pose to the health of citizens have raised the issue of the government's civil liability in our legal system.
Mohammad Abid +3 more
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The term “will” (al-Waṣiyyah) is an ancient term, but in some periods it was associated with injustice and unfairness. The head of the household had the right to dispose of the will without restrictions, which could allow him to make a will to a stranger and deprive his children of their inheritance rights (al-Mīrāth).
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