Definition and Meanings of Right Journal Article

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" Right is a praised and desired essence of man, and man is naturally Roman law scholars did the same, and it is also for this reason that Socrates, the Greek sage, says: "Justice is the science of the rules governing human relations," which includes rights as well, since it considers human relations and necessitates rules pertaining to those relations. Philosophical and religious origin - Right in this sense is the most common term in the language of religion and philosophy, and it is upon this meaning that divine wisdom and metaphysics6 revolve. " Cause and reason - as they say, "By what right have you occupied this property?" Reality and truthfulness of speech - such as saying, "The right is exactly what I said," meaning I expressed the reality! Therefore, it is necessary to mention the meanings of the word "rights" here as well. It may also be used in the plural form, which in French is expressed by the term (Les Droits), meaning several rights. Favre, a famous French defense lawyer and politician who has extensive studies and writings on Roman law "1557-1642" (6) metaphysique feels that they cannot live without right or waive their right due to pressure and compulsion, as Royer Collard1 says: "Living on earth without right is unworthy and bitter without hope. " Now, having sufficed briefly in the definition of right, to understand the truth, nature, and concept of the word right, we mention its various meanings, which encompass all of them, which are: Choice-Justice-Principle-Legal fatwa and opinion-Truth-Philosophical and religious origin-General meaning and tariff-Wage and remuneration-Proof and argument-Cause and reason-Reality in truth-and collection of scientific rules and principles.