Analysis of Allameh Kashif al-Ghatta's Specific Views on Personal Situation with a Comparative Approach of Iranian Religious Minorities

Personal status includes the rules that are specific to human beings and means the characteristics that determine the personal and legal status and identity of a person in the family and society. This study is in a descriptive and analytical method examines the specific views of Allameh Mohammad Hussein Kashif al-Ghatta on personal status with a comparative approach to the views of Sunni jurists and religious minorities recognized in Article 13 of the Constitution, including Iranian Zoroastrian, Jewish and Christian in three parts: marriage, divorce and will. Finding of this research is to what extent the trans-religious views of Imami jurists, including Allameh Kashifa al-Ghatta ', can be effective in bringing Islamic religions closer to each other, establishing domestic laws and influencing other religions, and the legislator is better to pass an independent law in this regard, like some countries, considering the importance of personal status with an approach to religious foundations and taking into account the requirements of the time.