Legal Challenges of gold Coin Dowry; Strategies Legal solutions

AbstractDowry is a contract. This contract is set out in Islam as a contract to be considered a gift from a couple to a wife. A large number of gold coins as dowry has become commonplace in Iran in recent years. This, in the event of a sudden fluctuation in the price of the coin in the short run, imposes a multiple equity obligation that is undoubtedly inconsistent with the contractual intention and contrary to the contractual intent. On the other hand, it has somehow triggered a cultural event, resulting from this phenomenon of unpleasant cultural consequences and the economic outlook on marriage and the marginalization of marriage philosophy based on the spiritual-emotional view and the subordination of spiritual attributes. Also, this phenomenon in Iran's current economic situation is one of the factors that increases the price of coins and gold in the Iranian market. In this unfavorable economic situation, the wife seizes the husband's property and economic capital to receive from that her dowry. It causes it to be shut down as part of the economic activity of society and this disrupts the public order of society. Solutions such as paired Commitment to the usual price fluctuation, the prohibition on coins being stamped highlights the need for appropriate legislation in this regard as the basis.