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• Introduction
• The status of non-Muslims in the Shiite Imāmī School
• The context of Iranian constitutionalism
• The codification of laws and regulations (1906-1979)
• The codification of laws and regulations (1979-2020)
• Towards a new Ijtihād

"This work, a partial history of Iranian laws between 1906 and 2020, demonstrates that the main obstacle to improving the legal status of non-Muslims in Muslim contexts is the fiqhī opinions, which are mistakenly regarded as an integral part of the Islamic faith. It aims to clarify why and how Islamic Shiite rulings about non-Muslims shifted to the Iranian laws and how it is possible to improve the legal status of the Iranian non-Muslims under the Islamic government"-- Provided by publisher

Hilarious, tragic, stirring, this fly-on-the-wall look at several weeks in an Iranian divorce court provides a unique window into the intimate circumstances of Iranian women's lives. Following Jamileh, whose husband beats her; Ziba, a 16-year-old trying to divorce her 38-year-old husband; and Maryam, who is desperately fighting to gain custody of her daughters, this deadpan chronicle showcases the strength, ingenuity, and guile with which they confront biased laws, a Kafaka-esque administrative system, and their husbands' and families' rage to gain divorces

• Preliminary materials / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Copyright page / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Preface / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Acknowledgements / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Abbreviations / Saeid Edalatnejad -- A Note on Transliterations and Dates / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chronology / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Introduction / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 1 The Status of Non-Muslims in the Shiite Imāmī School / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 2 The Context of Iranian Constitutionalism / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 3 The Codification of Laws and Regulations (1906-1979) / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 4 The Codification of Laws and Regulations (1979-2020) / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 5 Towards a New Ijtihād / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Index / Saeid Edalatnejad

This work, a partial history of Iranian laws between 1906 and 2020, demonstrates that the main obstacle to improving the legal status of non-Muslims in Muslim contexts is the fiqhī opinions, which are mistakenly regarded as an integral part of the Islamic faith. It aims to clarify why and how Islamic Shiite rulings about non-Muslims shifted to the Iranian laws and how it is possible to improve the legal status of the Iranian non-Muslims under the Islamic government

• Preliminary materials / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Copyright page / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Preface / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Acknowledgements / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Abbreviations / Saeid Edalatnejad -- A Note on Transliterations and Dates / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chronology / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Introduction / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 1 The Status of Non-Muslims in the Shiite Imāmī School / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 2 The Context of Iranian Constitutionalism / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 3 The Codification of Laws and Regulations (1906-1979) / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 4 The Codification of Laws and Regulations (1979-2020) / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Chapter 5 Towards a New Ijtihād / Saeid Edalatnejad -- Index / Saeid Edalatnejad

This work, a partial history of Iranian laws between 1906 and 2020, demonstrates that the main obstacle to improving the legal status of non-Muslims in Muslim contexts is the fiqhi opinions, which are mistakenly regarded as an integral part of the Islamic faith. It aims to clarify why and how Islamic Shiite rulings about non-Muslims shifted to the Iranian laws and how it is possible to improve the legal status of the Iranian non-Muslims under the Islamic government.
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As countries around the world continue to take away the rights of women sometimes slowly, sometimes in the blink of an eye Shirin Ebadi, the first Muslim woman to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize, continues to fight for justice