Political cooperation of women is an acceptable issue inimproving the efficiency of socio-political systems. TheConstitution of Islamic Republic of Iran, based on its jurisprudential principles, looks differently at women natural rights and their right of socio-political cooperation. It legitimizes such rights and enforces the governing powers to prepare the necessary foundations for achieving such rights. Despite the presence of legal grounds for women political cooperation, there are a number of structural obstacles on the way of enacting such cooperation. Since the Iranian legal Constitution is based on fatwas issued by religious jurists, jurisprudential interpretations play the key role. The common jurisprudential interpretation does not entitle women to have a key role in states of governance, jurisdiction, religious reference, as well as appointed guardianship. However, through relying on potentials of jurisprudence based on time-space diligence, we can enhance women status concerning elected guardianship.
Behroozilak, G., & Sharifpour, M. (2015). Studying Women Jurisprudential, Legal, and Political Principles in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran. Women Studies, 6(11), 17-34.
MLA
Gholamreza Behroozilak; Maryam Sharifpour. "Studying Women Jurisprudential, Legal, and Political Principles in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran". Women Studies, 6, 11, 2015, 17-34.
HARVARD
Behroozilak, G., Sharifpour, M. (2015). 'Studying Women Jurisprudential, Legal, and Political Principles in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran', Women Studies, 6(11), pp. 17-34.
VANCOUVER
Behroozilak, G., Sharifpour, M. Studying Women Jurisprudential, Legal, and Political Principles in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran. Women Studies, 2015; 6(11): 17-34.
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