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A Study of the Religious Foundations of Population Policies and
the Limits of the Islamic State's Intervention in Family Privacy
Abstract
The dominance of monotheistic vision over all aspects of individual
and social life and the fundamental role of belief in the principles and
sub-principles of Islam is one of the most important principles of
religious policy in various areas of human life. In the theory of public
law governing the legal system of Iran, the government of the Islamic
Republic of Iran according to the fourth principle of the Constitution can
not be indifferent in designing social, economic and family issues to
religious priorities and civil, criminal, economic, cultural laws and
regulations, Military, political and others must be based on Islamic
standards. In addition, according to Article 72 of the Constitution, the همانشهوژپ
legislative policies envisaged by the legislature should not conflict with
religious norms. In Islamic culture, the search and investigation of the
private affairs of others has been introduced as a reprehensible and
disgusting thing, and the observance and protection of this privacy,
except in special cases, is necessary even for government officials. The
question now is whether the government is allowed to interfere in the هداوناخ و نانز یقوقح و یهقف نیون
personal and family affairs of members of society in the matter of
population policies and has the right to make policies in this regard, or
the issue of population and increasing or decreasing the number of
children only to parents. is related. Although it is not easy to establish a /
strong religious theory about the population as a social phenomenon, the هرامش
knowledge of the authorities about the contents of the relevant texts is a ش
necessity due to the spirit of the constitution. On the other hand, the زنا
Islamic State is forced to intervene in the family institution for reasons /مهد
such as protection of public interests, denial of mustache, strengthening زییاپ
the family, maintaining order and security of the country, and by 1400
resorting to some religious and social principles such as no harm rule,

domination rule, emergency rule and The ruling province The legitimacy
of government intervention in the family can be imagined. 14
Keywords: family institution, population policy, principles of
government intervention, privacy, protection of public interests,
maintenance of the system, principle of non-guardianship