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ஈரான் : இஸ்லாமிலிருந்து வெளியேறினால் மரண தண்டனை February 27, 2008

இதுவரை ஷரியா சட்டத்தில் மட்டுமே இருந்த மரண தண்டனையை தற்போது பீனல் கோடிலும் கொண்டுவர ஈரான் அரசு முயற்சித்து வருகிறது.

இதுவரை ஷரியா நீதிமன்றத்தில் கொடுக்கப்பட்ட மரணதண்டனை சிவில் நீதிமன்றத்துக்கு செல்லும்போது நீக்கப்பட்ட்டு வந்தது.

தற்போது அதுவும் மாற்றப்பட்டு, இஸ்லாமிலிருந்து வெளியேறுவது அரசாங்கத்துக்கு எதிரான குற்றமாக கருதப்பட்டு மரணதண்டனை கொடுக்கப்படும் என்று தெரிகிறது.

EU attacks Iran’s new penal code
By Roger Hardy
Middle East analyst, BBC News

The European Union has criticised the new penal code being drafted in Iran, particularly a section that imposes the death penalty for giving up Islam.

The EU said this section and other parts of the code violated Tehran’s commitments under international human rights conventions.

Death for apostasy already exists in Iran under Sharia – or Islamic – law.

But the changes would for the first time bring the punishment into the criminal code.

Scholars divided

An EU statement expressed deep concern about what it calls the ongoing deterioration in the human rights situation in Iran. It singled out Section Five of the draft penal code currently before the Iranian parliament, imposing the death penalty for apostasy.

In the past, Iranian courts have handed down the death penalty in such cases, but have done so relying on Sharia law.

If the draft is approved by parliament, the sentence will be formalised in the country’s criminal code.

Muslim scholars are divided over what the appropriate punishment should be for leaving Islam.

Some conservatives regard it as such a heinous offence as to warrant the death penalty.

Others believe it is not up to politicians or governments to set the penalty but is for God to decide on the Day of Judgement.

பர்தா போடாத பெண், பெண்ணின் கணவன், பெண்ணின் தந்தை எல்லோரும் கொல்லப்படவேண்டும்- இஸ்லாமிய இமாம் கட்டளை! December 19, 2007

பர்தா போடாத பெண்களெல்லாம் கொல்லப்படவேண்டும் என்று தலைமை இஸ்லாமிய இமாம் ஹோஜோதோ இஸ்லாம் கொலாம் ரேஜா ஆணை பிறப்பித்துள்ளார்

ஹிஜாப் போடாத பெண்ணும் அவரது கணவனும் கொல்லப்படவேண்டியவர்கள் என்றும் அறிவித்துள்ளார்

அடுத்த வரியில் அந்த பெண்ணின் தந்தையையும் கொல்லவேண்டும் என்றும் அறிவித்துள்ளார்.

Iran: Top cleric says women without veils must die

Tehran, 19 Dec. (AKI) – A top Muslim cleric in Iran, Hojatolislam Gholam Reza Hassani said on Wednesday that women in Iran who do not wear the hijab or Muslim headscarf, should die.

“Women who do not respect the hijab and their husbands deserve to die,” said Hassani, who leads Friday prayers in the city of Urumieh, in Iranian Azerbaijan.

“I do not understand how these women who do not respect the hijab, 28 years after the birth of the Islamic Republic, are still alive,” he said.

“These women and their husbands and their fathers must die,” said Hassani, who is the representative of the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei in eastern Azerbaijan.

Hassani’s statements came after two Kurdish feminists in Iran were accused of being members of an armed rebel group and of carrying out subversive activities threatening the security of the state.

It is believed that his statements and the arrests could spark a fresh crackdown on women who do not repect the Islamic dress code in Iran.

Thousands of women in Iran have already been warned this year for their “un-Islamic dress” such as wearing tight, short coats and skimpy headscarves.

இஸ்லாமிய பெண்கள் பூட்ஸ்- தொப்பி போடக்கூடாது- லேட்டஸ்ட் ஷாரியா சட்டம் December 13, 2007

தலையில் தொப்பியோ அல்லது பூட்ஸோ பெண்கள் அணியக்கூடாது. அப்படி அணிந்தால் ஆண்கள் உணர்ச்சி வசப்பட்டுவிடுவார்கள். அது இஸ்லாமிய ஷாரியாவுக்கு எதிரானது என்று ஈரானின் லேட்டஸ்ட் சட்டம் கூறுகிறது.

Iran: Women banned from wearing boots

Tehran, 12 Dec. (AKI) – Women have been banned from wearing boots and hats on the streets of Tehran.

Police chief, General Ahmad Radan, announced the ban on Wednesday saying that boots could only be worn if they were covered by pants.

“If boots are not covered by pants that fall to the ankles, they show the female shape and that is therefore in contradiction with Islamic dress code,” said Radan.

Iranian women can no longer leave home with their pants pushed inside their boots and they can no longer wear hats without a veil.

“A hat is not an adequate substitute for a veil or a hijab,” he said. ” If someone really wants to wear a hat, they can put it on the veil.”

Feminist Rezvan Moghdaddam told Adnkronos International (AKI) that police should be concerned about drug traffickers than street fashion.

“Instead of being busy with women’s hats and boots, the police would be better catching the merchants of death that kill our young people with drugs,” she said from Tehran.

“Our cities are infested by delinquents and security forces are only worried about how women dress, all this is really ridiculous.”

Generale Radan said decision to apply the Islamic code had come from a committee composed of the Revolutionary Guard, the judiciary, police and officials from the intelligence ministry and the ministry of culture and Islamic orientation.