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Master's student in criminal justice and criminology, Farabi Campus, University of Tehran
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Master's student of criminal law and criminology, Farabi Campus, University of Tehran
Abstract
In the law of M. A, approved in 1392 in Article 262, "Prophet's punishment" as one of the divine limits and in the law of M.), approved in 1375 in Article 513, insulting Islamic holy things is criminalized as punishment. Cursing is a verbal insult that is close in meaning to ghazf; It means blasphemy, and if it is against the persons listed in Article 262 and its note, it is punishable by death, and if it is against other sacred persons, it is subject to Article 513 and is punishable. Insulting holy things is also included in Article 513, which in terms of criminal behavior includes insulting speech and behavior towards Islamic holy things. Comparatively, in the United States of America, before the passage of the Human Rights Bill in 1971, insulting the sacred was a crime in some states, and after the passage of this bill, it was decriminalized. In Lebanon, insulting religious holy things is a crime.
Vahedi, M., & Ascari morovat, . (2018). Jurisprudential examination of insulting holy persons and insulting holy things. نشریه علمی و تخصصی فرصت, 2018401(4), 1-17.
MLA
Moslem Vahedi; علی Ascari morovat. "Jurisprudential examination of insulting holy persons and insulting holy things", نشریه علمی و تخصصی فرصت, 2018401, 4, 2018, 1-17.
HARVARD
Vahedi, M., Ascari morovat, . (2018). 'Jurisprudential examination of insulting holy persons and insulting holy things', نشریه علمی و تخصصی فرصت, 2018401(4), pp. 1-17.
VANCOUVER
Vahedi, M., Ascari morovat, . Jurisprudential examination of insulting holy persons and insulting holy things. نشریه علمی و تخصصی فرصت, 2018; 2018401(4): 1-17.
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