چکیده:
Policy-making and prioritizing the realization of the goals enshrined in the Constitution, especially the ideal goals of the Islamic Republic of Iran for ensuring and realizing "justice", "all-round independence" and "national solidarity" as stated in part (c) of Article 2 of the Constitution, and based on the explicit statement of Clause 1 of Article 110 of the same law, are among the powers of the Leadership. The Leader's messages at the beginning of the year pursue a specific philosophy, which is to ensure the goals of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the message discussed in the article is actually seeking to determine the economic strategies of the system. Therefore, the Leader's message should be considered a religious command and a legal order. From this perspective, the New Year's message is a two-way matter, one side of which is addressed to the government and the other to the nation, and the government and the nation must do their utmost to realize this message.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The Nature and Legal Status of the Message “National Production, Supporting Iranian Labor and Capital” Ibrahim Mousazadeh * Associate Professor, Department of Public Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran (Date of Receipt: 2012/3/1 - Date of Approval: 2012/9/6) Abstract Policy-making and prioritizing the realization of the goals enshrined in the Constitution, especially the ideal goals of the Islamic Republic of Iran for ensuring and realizing “justice and equity,” “all-round independence,” and “national solidarity” as stipulated in part (c) of Article 2 of the Constitution, and based on the explicit provision of Clause 1 of Article 110 of the same Constitution, are among the prerogatives of the Leadership.
The messages of the Leadership at the beginning of the New Year pursue a specific philosophy, which is to ensure the goals of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the message discussed in this article is actually seeking to determine the economic strategies of the system.
Looking at the philosophy of Imamate and its role in the structure of the Islamic Republic of Iran and considering clause one of Article 110 of the Constitution, the leadership and Imamate of the nation determine the general policies of the system.
In the legal system of the Islamic Republic of Iran, according to Articles 5 and 57 of the Constitution, the exercise of the three powers is under the supervision of the absolute authority of the Imamate of the nation, and on the other hand, based on Articles 60 and 113 of the same law, the presidency of the country and the executive power are vested in the Leadership.
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