نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
عنوان مقاله English
نویسندگان English
Prescribed punishments (Tazirat Mansous Shar’i) refer to penalties that are explicitly outlined in Islamic religious texts, such as the Quran and Sunnah. These punishments are applied in cases of minor or unintentional offenses and are generally less severe than the Hudud (fixed punishments). In Iranian criminal law, prescribed punishments play a fundamental role in the penal system and are more specifically defined in the Islamic Penal Code. Examining prescribed punishments from both a legal and jurisprudential perspective, considering the principles of criminal justice, the proportionality of punishments, and individual rights, is of great significance.On one hand, the alignment of prescribed punishments with Iranian criminal law may bring about challenges, including contradictions between Islamic jurisprudence principles and positive laws. On the other hand, analyzing the impact of prescribed punishments on crime prevention and the rehabilitation of offenders within Iran’s legal framework requires attention to core concepts in criminology. In summary, this paper examines the role of prescribed punishments in Iran’s legal system, focusing on their effects on criminal justice, individual rights, and the enforcement of punishments.
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