An Analysis of the Foundations of the Criminal Policy Mandating the Registration of Immovable Property in Light of Human Dignity and Distributive Justice in Iranian Law and Islamic Jurisprudence

February 5, 2026Islamic Wisdom and Law حکمت اسلامی و حقوقOpen Access

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This research aims to evaluate how the mandatory registration of immovable property relates to human dignity and distributive justice in Iranian law.
Descriptive-analytical approach to examine recent legal changes in Iran.
Analysis of the 'Law on Mandatory Registration of Immovable Property' and its implications.
Registration requirement initially appears to restrict personal freedom but ultimately protects collective dignity by preventing victimization.
Official registration enhances information transparency, aids in asset monitoring, and combats illicit wealth accumulation.
This policy fosters equitable economic opportunities and aligns with higher Sharia objectives and constitutional principles.

This analysis explores the relationship between criminal enforcement of property registration, human dignity, and distributive justice in Iran.

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Nasim Mansouri Tehrani (2026) studied this question.

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