privacy bill in terms of conformity with the Shiite jurisprudence principles
Subject Areas : All jurisprudential issues
Ali Asghar
Raoufi
1
(M.A at Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, Payame Noor University, Kashan, Iran)
Mohammad Sadiq
Jamshidi Rad
2
(Associate Professor of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, Payame Noor University, Kashan, Iran)
Ali Reza
Pourbafrani
3
(Assistant Professor of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law, Payame Noor University, Kashan, Iran)
Keywords: Shiite jurisprudence fundament, Privacy, Constitution, sanctity, Support,
Abstract :
The issue of privacy is the important provisions in Islam and jurisprudence, which has a very high reputation, the privacy of its kind, is divided into material and non-material confidentiality, and scholars have issues such as the privacy of individuals, attention and considered in the profound jurisprudence. Therefore, the eighth Government of the Islamic Republic in 1386 revised the privacy bill and surrendered to the Islamic Consultative Assembly. This research has been attempted to discuss the privacy bill, which has several headings: physical privacy, places and houses, personal information on media activities, communication, at work, and responsibilities arising from privacy violations and the principles governing it. In this regard, the present study introduces the principle of non-velayat, اصالة, and the principle of human dignity as the principles governing the privacy Bill, as well as the prohibition of disclosure, the need to pay attention to human dignity and to abstain from tyranny as relevant privacy issues.
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