جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « نهادهای غیرنظامی » در نشریات گروه « فقه و حقوق »

The use of soldiers in civilian institutions and the non-exemption of married persons for the purposes of spousal marriage were among the religious objections of the Guardian Council jurists to "the Proposal of Conscription" approved in 26 December 1983 by the Islamic Consultative Assembly. Notwithstanding the initial objection of the Guardian Council in amendments to the said law, regulations with similar content to the objectionable materials have been approved by the Majlis and approved by the Guardian Council jurists. The question now arises as to why the amendments made to the said law do not include such religious objections. The present article, by studying the library and the descriptive-analytical method and by analyzing the relevant laws and regulations, the decisions and annotations of the Guardian Council's conclusions, concluded that these two objections, while still existing in the context of foreign laws and reality, were ignored by the Council and there is no persuasive reason for this neglect. It is therefore necessary for the Guardian Council of, as the Sharia guardian body, to re-examine the rules of conscription in order to comply with Sharia standards.