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| | Chair, Islamic Republic of Iran |
 | | Dr. Kamal Kharrazi was confirmed to serve in the Cabinet of President Khatami as the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran by the Iranian Parliament on 20 August 1997. | | | President Khatami was elected as the Fifth President of the Islamic Republic in May 1997, and reelected in June 2001. | | | In the meantime he served as a member of the Supreme Defense Council of Iran and the Head of the War Information Headquarters from September 1980 to September 1988. |
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| | Encyclopedia: Islamic Republic |
| | In the Islamic Republic of Iran (established in 1979), the president and members of the legislature are elected by direct vote of the citizens (although many westernized and pro-monarchy Iranians object to elections as a means of choosing leaders). | | | In the Islamic Republic of Iran (established in 1979), the president and members of the legislature are elected by direct vote of the citizens (although many westernized and pro-monarchy iranians object to elections as a means of choosing leaders). | | | In an Islamic republic the laws of the state are required to be compatible with the laws of Islam, while the state remains a republic. |
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| | Islamic Republic of Iran, The Expediency Discernment Council of the System (EDCS) |
| | Selection of a faqih (clerical Islamic jurist) member of the Council of Guardians of the Constitution as a member of the Leadership Council, in accordance with Article 111 of the Constitution. | | | This is a lasting and blessed institution which was created by the great Leader of the Islamic Republic thanks to his keen sagacity and broader scope of things at a time that the country needed such a Council and with its invention the supreme administrative system of the country was complemented. | | | Making decisions in those cases where the ratification of the Islamic Consultative Assembly are not confirmed by the Council of Guardians, and where the deputies insist on the implementation of the ratification's. |
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| | Interests Section of the Islamic Republic of Iran |
| | This Constitutional law was ofcourse approved by the vote of the Iranian nation. | | | At the time of the 1979 Islamic revolution, only 60 percent of Iranian children of primary school age, and less than 50 percent of those of secondary school age, were enrolled in public schools; overall adult literacy was only 48 percent. | | | In 1941 under pressure by England, he abdicated the throne in favor of his son Mohammad-Reza and was exiled into St.Moritz island and then to Johannesburg in South Africa where he later died. |
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| | History of Iran: Islamic Revolution of 1979 |
| | He was appointed to the Council of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, and between 1979 and 1981 he was a member of the Majlis, serving as deputy minister of defense, commander of the Revolutionary Guard, and representative on the Supreme Council of Defense. | | | Khamenei was one of the founders of the Islamic Republican Party, which dominated the Majlis (the national legislature) after the 1979 revolution. | | | In November: The republic's first Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan resigned. |
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| | The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran |
| | The resignation of the government is to be presented to the President of the Republic, and the Prime Minister is to continue his functions until a new government is appointed. | | | The President of the Republic is elected by an absolute majority of votes of all participants [in the election]. | | | Whenever the Prime Minister wishes to dismiss a minister and appoint another in his place, both the dismissal and the appointment must be approved by the President of the Republic, and a vote of confidence must be obtained from the Assembly for the new minister. |
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| | Footnotes to History- C |
| | While the Cospaiesi lost their smuggling revenue, they were allowed to maintain their other main source of revenue, a tobacco plantation. | | | In 1846, upon hearing of President Polk's declaration of war against Mexico, American settlers declared the Bear Flag Republic, which ended when the United States landed troops in California and ushered in a somewhat more boring model of government. | | | The inhabitants promptly declared themselves the Republic of Cospaia and flourished, free of taxation, overlords, laws, soldiers, and other related pestilences. |
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| | Iran (Islamic Republic of) - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Iran (Islamic Republic of) |
| | The supreme leader, who effectively serves as the chief of state, is appointed for life by an Islamic religious advisory board (the Assembly of Experts). | | | The legislative branch consists of the 290-seat Islamic consultative assembly, or parliament, whose members are elected by popular vote for four-year terms. | | | At the Tehran Conference in 1943 the Tehran Declaration, signed by the United States, Great Britain, and the USSR, guaranteed the independence and territorial integrity of Iran. |
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| | Shi'a: Islamic Republicanism |
| | The Qur'an should serve as a basis for writing laws and for judging disputes. | | | Some schools of Islamic law forbid taqlid outright. | | | Fiqh is a particular branch of this activity; for our purposes, it would be accurate to say that it is the "judicial" branch. |
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| | THE STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRACY IN THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN |
| | The supreme authority is the guide (rahbar) of the revolution, currently Ayatollah Ali Khamene'i, was appointed by the popularly elected 83-member Assembly of Experts (majlis-i khubregan) which has constitutional rights to dismiss him if it decides he abuses his authority. | | | The reformists' hope to revise the very restrictive Press Law, passed by the outgoing conservative-dominated fifth parliament was, at least temporarily, dashed by Khamenei's order to the parliament to drop the debate on press reforms in August 2000. | | | The Council of Guardians (shura'-i negahban), comprised of religious lawyers appointed by the guide and of lay lawyers elected by the parliament (majlis) ensures that all legislation conforms to Islamic law. |
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| | Dar Al Hayat |
| | It’s no secret that the Shiite parties that dominate Parliament, particularly the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) and the Da’wa Party, want a religious state with a Shiite tinge. | | | Thus, there was talk about four religious judges making up the nine-member Constitutional Court. |
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| | The Constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran |
| | Thus provision must be made for the establishment of a judicial system on the basis of Islamic justice, manned by just judges, well acquainted with the exact rules of the Islamic code. | | | Despite his banishment from Iran following on his protest against the shameful Law of Capitulation (immunity for American advisers), the firm bond (of the people) with the Imam was strengthened. | | | This will be the assurance of government for the oppressed of the earth. |
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| | Whiskey Bar: Slouching Towards the Islamic Republic |
| | Khalilzad, who has said there will be "no compromise" on equal rights for women and minorities, helped draft a constitution in his native Afghanistan that declared it an "Islamic Republic" in which no law could contradict Islam. | | | But it achieves much the same objective through the back door, by stipulating that decisions by the Supreme Court (the final constitutional arbiter) must "accord with the Hanafi jurisprudence in a way to serve justice in the best possible manner." | | | U.S. diplomats, who have insisted the constitution must enshrine ideals of equal rights and democracy, declined comment. |
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| | Country Profile -- Islamic Republic of Iran -- 7. Policy |
| | Following the revolution period, during which the criminal law system was formed by four strictly Islamic oriented laws,[35] the current Iranian penal law system is built around the Penal Law of July 1991. | | | Amended in 1973, it was used up to 1982 when it was replaced by the national law introducing Sharia and the Islamic law in the I.R. of Iran. | | | [35] The four laws were: -" Law of hudud and qisas" August 1982, preparing the introduction of Sharia: "On Islamic punishments", of October 1982, introducing the Main principles of Sharia; " Law of diyat" of December 1982; and "law of ta�zirat" of August 1983, which introduced some new elements among the classical sharia cases. |
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| | The Permanent Mission Of The Islamic Republic Of Iran To The UN |
| | This will result in a more effective utilization of the potential and actual capabilities of the Islamic Ummah in providing prosperity, well being and dignity for all Muslims of the world. | | | The Honorable Speakers of the Parliaments of Islamic Countries, | | | As the Chairman of the Eighth Summit of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, I declare my support for that trend and draw the attention of the Islamic Heads of State and Government to its significance. |
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| | The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran: An Assessment |
| | The responsibilities of the supreme leader are set forth in Article 110 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran. | | | For subsequent amendments to the 1979 constitution made in 1989, see: Tehran Times International, 3 August, 1989, pp. | | | This distrust was also a major factor behind large-scale purges of the military after the revolution and the formation of a political-ideological directorate which ensures clerical oversight of the military by placing personal representatives of the supreme leader in all major commands. |
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| | CIA - The World Factbook -- Iran |
| | elections: leader of the Islamic Revolution appointed for life by the Assembly of Experts; president elected by popular vote for a four-year term; election last held 17 June 2005 with a two-candidate runoff on 24 June 2005 (next to be held NA 2009) | | | unicameral Islamic Consultative Assembly or Majles-e-Shura-ye-Eslami (290 seats, note - changed from 270 seats with the 18 February 2000 election; members elected by popular vote to serve four-year terms) | | | Known as Persia until 1935, Iran became an Islamic republic in 1979 after the ruling monarchy was overthrown and the shah was forced into exile. |
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| | Whiskey Bar: Slouching Towards the Islamic Republic II |
| | Since the Expendiency Council is even more directly controlled by the Supreme Leader, it became an even stronger bulwark of clerical dominance over the Majlis, while the Council of Guardians continued to harrass the reformers by blocking as many of their candidates from running as it thought it could get away with. | | | An even more sensitive issue: In the absence of a Supreme Leader in Iraq wielding both ultimate clerical and secular authority, who would resolve disputes between the council and the elected Iraqi parliament? | | | The third objective -- the declaration of the real Islamic Republic of Iraq, bound by a perpetual treaty of friendship to its fraternal Iranian ally -- can also wait. |
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| | THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN |
| | The instances, manner of establishment and the scope of functions and authorities of the said councils shall be set forth by this law and the laws arising therefrom. | | | This article shall apply generally on all the Articles of the Constitution and other laws and regulations. | | | Eminent dignity and value of Man, his freedom coupled with his6- responsibility before God, which provides justice and political, economic, social and cultural freedom and national unity through: the perpetual practice of religious jurisprudence by the fully qualifieda) Faqihs(27) on the basis of the Koran and the Traditions of the Innocents(28) (Peace be upon them). |
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| | Iran, Islamic Republic of |
| | Constitutional Status of Islam(ic Law): The current Constitution was adopted on 2 | | | Constitution provides that chief of Supreme Court and Prosecutor-General must be mujtahids; Special Civil Courts established in 1979 to adjudicate over matters relating to family law, succession and awqaf. | | | Under a 1933 law relating to the rights of non-Shi’i Iranians, courts are to apply the personal status laws applicable to the litigants belonging to officially recognised religions. |
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| | Gulfnews: Amir Taheri: Iran's Islamic republic faces moment of truth |
| | In a republic there are no immutable Divine Laws; an elected legislature can change whatever laws it deems fit in accordance with an earthly constitution. | | | They labelled their regime an "Islamic Republic", an oxymoron, and erected some of the décor of democracy including an elected parliament, an elected president and a constitution mostly copied from that of the French Fifth Republic. | | | Emerging from a pilgrimage to the tomb of Khomeini, Khatami had this to say: "The system of our Islamic Republic is based on the two principles of Islamism and republicanism. |
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| | MORE WOMEN ON DEATH ROW IN THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (Iran Press Service) |
| | Hajjiyeh Esma’ilvand, a thirty years-old woman is the latest victim of Islamic laws, being sentenced to stoning. | | | Hajjiyeh Esma’ilvand, a thirty years-old woman from the northern city of Jolfa, on the borders with neighbouring Azerbaijan, is the latest victim of Islamic laws, was sentenced to death on accusation of having a sexual relationship with an Azeri man. | | | MORE WOMEN ON DEATH ROW IN THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (Iran Press Service) |
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| | Amazon.com: Khomeinism: Essays on the Islamic Republic: Books: Ervand Abrahamian |
| | SIPs: palace dwellers, propertied middle class, senior clerics, religious judges, sacred law | | | Islamic Values and World View: Khomeyni on Man, the State, and International Politics (American Values Projected Abroad) by Farhang Rajaee in Back Matter | | | The essays in this book challenge that view, arguing that Khomeini and his Islamic movement should be seen as a form of Third World political populisma radical but pragmatic middle-class movement that strives to enter, rather than reject, the modern age. |
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| | Iran |
| | The Council's six lay-members, all lawyers appointed by parliament, vote only on limited questions of the constitutionality of legislation; the six religious members consider all bills for conformity to Islamic principles. | | | Strict Islamic law was implemented, women lost many of their rights, and in some confirmed cases, Human rights abuses such as torture and violent executions continued. | | | The unicameral Iranian parliament, the Islamic Consultative Assembly or Majles-e-Shura-ye-Eslami, consists of 290 members elected to a 4-year term. |
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| | ISLAMIC REPUBLIC'S SEX SCANDAL (Iran Press Service) |
| | In a religious dictatorship like Iran, one cannot appeal to the rule of law for justice for women and girls. | | | Women and girls have no guarantees of freedom and rights, and no expectation of respect or dignity from the Islamic fundamentalists. | | | This is not a true reflection of life in our Islamic Republic. |
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| | Islamic Republic (from Iran) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia |
| | A council led by a longtime opponent of the shah took control of the government, but the protests continued. | | | Shortly after the shah's departure, the ayatollah (a title given to the most distinguished scholars of Islamic law) returned to Iran. | | | During his exile, tapes of his sermons had been smuggled into Iran from Iraq and later from France; they were heard by shortwave… |
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| | Lets them go to school Petition |
| | It has also been stated that the parents must submit their refugee ID cards and sign a paper that they would leave the country at the end of the school year. | | | The Islamic Republic of Iran has stated that the parents of children with Afghan origins must pay a fee of $300 per child in order to be allowed to register at schools. | | | This action of the Islamic Republic of Iran is by any standard and value against human and children’s rights. |
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| | Islamic Republic of Iraq Needlenose |
| | At the very least, the clerics say, the constitution should ensure that legal measures overseeing personal matters like marriage, divorce and family inheritance fall under Shariah, or Koranic law. | | | With religious Shiite parties poised to take power in the new constitutional assembly, leading Shiite clerics are pushing for Islam to be recognized as the guiding principle of the new constitution. | | | The American public paying (to the tune of $200B+) to establish an Islamic Republic, along with officially sanctioned polygamy. |
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| | The New York Review of Books: Iraq: Bush's Islamic Republic |
| | Real power in Shiite Iraq rests, however, with two religious parties: Abdel Aziz al-Hakim's Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) and the Dawa ("Call," in English) of Iraq's Prime Minister Ibrahim Jaafari. | | | Without having to make a constitutional decision on religion, the Shiite south can apply Islamic law as it now does and Kurdistan can remain secular. | | | It may be the ultimate irony that the United States, which, among other reasons, invaded Iraq to help bring liberal democracy to the Middle East, will play a decisive role in establishing its second Shiite Islamic state. |
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| | Analysis: Uzbek Islamic republic? - (United Press International) |
| | He is believed to have many supporters though the exact nature of his group is uncertain other than that it supports the establishment of an Islamic administration based on the Koran. | | | Western governments and Russia, the leaders in the war against international terrorism, must consider if Karimov and his regime are a disease worse than the cure in this struggle. | | | Angered by the imprisonment and believed political persecutions of 23 businessmen, protestors later took to the streets. |
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| | :: Islamic Development Bank - Member Countries :: - |
| | The basic condition for membership is that the prospective member country should be a member of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, pay its contribution to the capital of the Bank and be willing to accept such terms and conditions as may be decided upon by the IDB Board of Governors. | | | :: Islamic Development Bank - Member Countries :: - |
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| | BBC NEWS Middle East An Islamic Republic of Iraq? |
| | The draft of the new constitution describes Islam as "a main source" of legislation and stipulates that no law may contradict Islamic principles. | | | Now, if the Shia religious parties get their way, it will be a decentralised state with a pronounced Islamic identity. | | | It also says a group of provinces is entitled to form a "region", which can then expect a specified share of the national budget. |
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| | THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN |
| | This time, the defiant clergy of the nation who have always been at the front ranks of movements of the masses, and committed writers and intellectuals gained a new momentum under his leadership. | | | The Muslim nation of Iran, after going through the anti-dictatorial Constitutional Movement and anti-colonial Nationalization of Oil Movement learned this precious lesson that the basic and clear reason for the failure of those movements was the fact that they were not ideological. | | | The dictatorial regime which had started suppressing the Islamic movement by barbaric attack on Faizieh Theological school, universities and all other tumultuous centres of the Revolution, resorted to the most desperate brutal measures to save itself from the revolutionary anger of the people. |
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| | CNN.com - Cleric seeks to create Islamic republic in Iraq - Oct. 11, 2003 |
| | Muqtada al-Sadr said during his Friday sermon in nearby Kufa that his government would be in effect beginning at sundown Saturday, the ancient Imam's birthday, and called for "peaceful demonstrations" by those who agree. | | | In a statement, Sadr said his Islamic government would include ministries of justice, finance, information, culture, endowment, interior, foreign affairs, religious guidance and defense. | | | But the cleric's announcement does not have any impact on the current administration of Iraq and the U.S.-backed Coalition Provisional Authority, and it is not known how he would set up a government. |
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| | The Islamic Republic Of Iraq? |
| | the head of the (radical Islamic) Dawa Party... | | | Then a few days ago, Joseph wrote, he talked with Lakhdar Brahimi, the former Algerian foreign minister, and the man appointed by Kofi Annan to put together a government following the handing over of power by the Coalition Provisional Authority in July 2004. | | | The next battle in Iraq will be over the constitution, Joseph said. |
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| | Iran (Islamic Republic of) |
| | A new dynasty was established by Reza Shah Pahlavi in 1925 which lasted until the Islamic Revolution in 1979. | | | The US Embassy in Tehran was seized on 4 November 1979 and held it until 20 January 1981 by militant Iranian students. | | | Iran declared an Islamic republic by Ayatollah Khomeini |
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| | Islamic Republic News Agency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This page was last modified 13:04, 16 December 2005. | | | In 1963 the agency was named Pars News Agency or PANA and brought under supervision of newly-founded Ministry of Information and began operating round-the-clock. | | | Wikimedia needs your help in its current fund drive. |
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| | The Fourth Rail: The Islamic Republic of Haditha? |
| | He may be able to occupy Haditha and run it as his personal Islamist state, but he is a far cry from where he was last year, and even further from disrupting Iraq’s political process. | | | Has Zarqawi established a new Fallujah-on-the-Euphrates in city of Haditha? | | | Bill Roggio at the Fourth Rail has an article titled "The Islamic Republic of Haditha," that expresses skepticism of a recent article by the UK Guardian, which proclaimed Zarqawi's forces to be in control of the city of 90,000 on the Euphrates. |
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| | Islamic Republic of Iran and the IMF -- Page 1 of 3 |
| | Danesh Ja'fari, Governor of the World Bank for the Islamic Republic of Iran, at the Joint Annual Discussion | | | Safdar Hosseini, Governor of the World Bank for the Islamic Republic Of Iran, at the Joint Annual Discussion | | | Tahmaseb Mazaheri, Governor of the World Bank for the Islamic Republic Of Iran, at the Joint Annual Discussion |
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| | Iran, Islamic Republic of current local time |
| | This site specializes in keeping up with local laws and declarations that affect time zone rules and daylight saving time adjustments, so you can always depend on our accuracy. | | | A comprehensive list of other locations in addition to Iran, Islamic Republic of is also available which you can view current time by country name or by city name. | | | You can even create a list of your favorite locations where you have business or personal interests. |
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| | Iran (Islamic Republic of) Risk Profile |
| | Routine immunization rates of less than 90% leave a population at substantial risk of an outbreak in the event of a polio re-introduction. | | | Geographic proximity to an endemic country: All countries are at risk due to close links with one of the remaining endemic countries. | | | WHO can help in addressing these gaps, and we urge you to contact your WHO office (attention EPI/polio focal point) to discuss specific actions that could reduce the risk of Iran (Islamic Republic of) to polio at this critical time in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. |
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| | Space Activities of Iran (Islamic Republic of) - 2002: Printer Friendly version |
| | Furthermore, the Islamic Republic of Iran presently participates in various action teams that are being organized to implement the recommendations of the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III). | | | In this respect, and in order to coordinate activities in research institutions, administrative agencies and universities, a policy-making process is being carried out carefully towards the ultimate goal of making that body the core of the Iranian National Space Agency. | | | Based on activities carried out during the last three decades in different agencies, the institutionalization of a national body with the aims of policy-making, planning, budgeting, research, development and coordination of ongoing activities in different organizations within the country is in the process of being finalized. |
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