Privacy is the realm and territory of every person's characteristics and behaviors which is not disclosed to the public and in the first stage, it is allocated to a particular person which he is not also inclined to disclose this privacy to others. People cannot tolerate any kind of others' entrance and supervision on this domain. They indicate reactions to the strangers' interference. This concept has not been discussed independently in Islamic and Iran's laws yet. Iranian legislators, considering the lack of past records about this structure in Iran's jurisprudence and laws, have just dealt with recognition of some evidences in an imperfect manner. As one of the most primitive evidences of the truth on privacy, physical privacy has been dealt with sporadically in different laws and regulations. The present study attempts to touch upon the conditions under which the legislator defends people's physical privacy in Shiite jurisprudence and the related laws in Iran and to discuss the protection bill of privacy.
Shahbaz Qahfarrokhi, S. (2013). People's Physical Privacy in the Mirror of Imamiah Jurisprudence and Iran's Laws. Religious Researches, 9(1), 55-70. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2013.35771
MLA
Sajjad Shahbaz Qahfarrokhi. "People's Physical Privacy in the Mirror of Imamiah Jurisprudence and Iran's Laws", Religious Researches, 9, 1, 2013, 55-70. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2013.35771
HARVARD
Shahbaz Qahfarrokhi, S. (2013). 'People's Physical Privacy in the Mirror of Imamiah Jurisprudence and Iran's Laws', Religious Researches, 9(1), pp. 55-70. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2013.35771
VANCOUVER
Shahbaz Qahfarrokhi, S. People's Physical Privacy in the Mirror of Imamiah Jurisprudence and Iran's Laws. Religious Researches, 2013; 9(1): 55-70. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2013.35771
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