The Islamic Republic and its Challenges; The Politics of Pleasure in Islamic Theocracy with a Focus on Prohibition of Alcohol/ Omid Shams

There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text so I can assist you with a translation. Hope Shams The policy of entertainment or control of pleasure has been among the characteristics of modern governments and therefore, controlling and limiting entertainment is not necessarily exclusive to religious or moralistic governments or dictatorships. […]...

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Our legal responsibility towards victims of non-standard alcoholic beverages / Hassan Farshchian

This text does not contain any Farsi text to be translated. Please provide the Farsi text for translation. Hassan Farshchian According to the head of the National Emergency Organization, from September 1st to October 8th, 2018, 768 people were poisoned due to consuming counterfeit alcoholic beverages containing methanol. Out of this number, 170 people lost […]...

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Prohibition of alcohol consumption, a danger to society/ Navid Mohabi

This is a caption This is a caption. Nouid Mahbobi The prohibition movement in America began in the early 19th century, when Americans became concerned about the negative effects of alcohol consumption in society and started forming anti-alcohol movements. The “Temperance Movement,” influenced by the religious teachings of Methodism, was the first group to rise […]...

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Drinking alcohol and its punishments in domestic laws / Mohammad Moghimi

“محبت از همه چیز بیشتر است” “Love is greater than everything.” Mohammad Moghimi Drinking wine or consuming alcoholic beverages is made up of two words, “sharab” and “khamr”. Sharab means drinking and khamr refers to a liquid that causes intoxication. Therefore, drinking wine refers to the use and consumption of alcoholic beverages – in terms […]...

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A Look at Magisari in Islamic Countries/ Ali Kalai

This is a caption این یک عنوان است This is a caption. Ali Kalai The debate about alcohol continues after more than a millennium. Does the word “khamr” and the discussion surrounding its intoxicating effects refer to any drink that can cause drunkenness, or does it only apply when a person becomes intoxicated? The discussion […]...

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The safety of citizens lies in following the rules of Sharia / Mohammad Mohabbi.

“این عکس یک تصویر از یک گلدان با گل‌های زیباست” “This picture is an image of a vase with beautiful flowers.” Mohammad Mahbobi News of deaths caused by homemade alcoholic beverages is not strange for those who live in Iran and are familiar with the lives of people in different regions of the country. However, […]...

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Factors Affecting the Tendency towards Alcoholic Beverages in Iranian Society / Amir Razaqi

“بهار آمد و با گل هایش زندگی را زیبا کرد” Spring came and made life beautiful with its flowers. Amir Rezai Humans have always faced numerous challenges, problems, and personal and social issues during their lifetime, and have constantly struggled to overcome them. Nowadays, one of the prevalent issues in many countries that has become […]...

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From “Salam” to Peace; A Look at the Increase in Interactions with the Baha’is / Farhad Sabetan

“مردم باید به همدیگر کمک کنند” “People should help each other.” Farhad Sabetan The arrest of Mr. “Abdullah Al-Ulfi”, the spokesperson for the Baha’i community in Yemen, and 20 other Baha’i citizens in Yemen, is a reminder of the bitter events that have been repeated in Iran since the beginning of the revolution until now, […]...

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یکA brief overview of the rights and responsibilities of prosecutors and prison organizations towards prisoners / Hossein Tajik

[/caption] There is no text provided to translate. Please provide the Farsi text to be translated. Hossein Taj Prison is a secure place; it detains citizens whose freedom has been restricted by the court for any reason. Prisoner is a trust with the prison organization. The warden is trustworthy. The prosecutor is responsible for overseeing […]...

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“Imprisoned teachers, free educators/ Alireza Sepahi Layin”

This is a caption. Alireza Sepahi Line “Freedom of expression” is a central and fundamental principle in many international and regional human rights documents, including Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights. In the current Constitution of Iran, we also have various provisions that protect freedom […]...

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