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The Sacred and Dishonoring it in Iranian Penal Code |
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Belief in the sacred is traced |
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back to an age as old as the human society. From the |
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beginning of the formation |
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of primitive |
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societies, belief in the sacred has existed. The |
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sacred (or the holy things and beings), is a term which is |
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both extendable and |
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restrictable; thus, if its limits are not determined or its |
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referents are not |
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clarified, on one hand, it can be a pretext by the ruling |
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states to use against |
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their dissidents and, on the other hand, the acquisitive |
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and the adversaries |
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may thereby seek to weaken the fundamental beliefs and |
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ideologies of the |
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society. So, in order to prevent these two groups from |
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misuse, its limits and |
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referents are to be thoroughly clarified in law as far as |
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possible. Throughout |
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the penal code, the legislator has neither presented a |
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definition of the |
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sacred, nor accurately clarified its referents. That is why |
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it is attempted in |
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this article to specify the concept of the sacred, its |
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status in Monotheistic religions |
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and Islam, as well as its referents, and then to analyze |
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the nature of dishonor |
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as a crime and its formative elements. The research carried |
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out in this article |
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can remove the ambiguities and brevities existing on this |
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issue. |
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Date Published: 2024-07-31 06:21:09 |
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Identifier: 11-ghodsi |
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Item Size: 16374569 |
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Media Type: texts |
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the sacred |
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dishonor |
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sacred places |
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sacred times |
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holy months |
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sacred objects |
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formative elements of crime |
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