چکیده:
The right to privacy is one of the indisputable and natural rights of every individual, which brings inherent human dignity to them and is closely linked to the psychological and intellectual peace of society. Everyone has the right to expect respect for their personal privacy in all its dimensions from both ordinary individuals and the government, so that they can have an individual and independent sphere in social life. Therefore, in every society, one of the duties of the people and the government is to support this right and prevent transgression and encroachment against the privacy of individuals. In Islamic law, this right has been protected. For instance, in the Holy Quran, this right has been emphasized in several cases, such as verses 27 and 28 of Surah An-Nur and 11 and 12 of Surah Al-Hujurat. Additionally, the rules of 'La Darar wa La Dirar' (no harm and no reciprocating harm) are among the prominent instances in the field of respecting the right to privacy in Islam. The subject of Iranian law in facing the right to privacy also takes a yielding position, meaning it is implicitly and inherently supported in an incomplete manner within the legal laws of Iran. By examining the jurisprudence of the right to privacy and the scope of its protection, we can nudge legislators and makers of new laws to establish appropriate laws based on Islamic rulings around the axis of the right to privacy, so that we may establish a society based on belief and certainty rather than falsehood and infringement upon the right to privacy.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Keywords: Job enrichment, organizational commitment, job performance, job satisfaction, customer relationship, providing service to the customer Introduction: Family is not defined in the Civil Code and other laws of Iran, but considering various regulations, one can assign to it a general meaning and a specific meaning.
Another point that should be added regarding the specific meaning of offspring is that in the Civil Code and jurisprudence, "awlad" refers to children who have legitimate lineage, and the law considers them dependent on the father, the mother, or both.
According to the provisions of Article 691 of the Islamic Penal Code, if an individual enters a property in the possession of another through coercion and force, in addition to removing the trespass, they shall be sentenced to one to six months of imprisonment, as the case may be.
Based on this, we will mention in the second discourse the necessary regulations to be observed during entry and inspection of a home, which the criminal procedure law has validated: At the end of this discussion, we must also add that according to Article 580 of the Islamic Penal Code, any employee, judicial or non-judicial officer, or anyone assigned government service, who enters someone's home without a legal order, shall be sentenced to imprisonment from 1 month to 1 year.
To achieve this goal, and specifically according to Article 582 of the Islamic Penal Code, any government employee or official [shall not intercept] the correspondence, communications, or telephone conversations of individuals except in cases where
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