Restrictions imposed on sexual relations are among discussions considered in both religious and secular law teachings. At present, there are sexual restrictions as sexual crimes in various law systems in spite of cultural and ideological differences. In Islamic law, sex crimes often are punishable by determined punishments. (Had)
Current Iranian criminal law, in the sphere of sexual crimes is the reflection of this approach. The results of this research show that sexual limits, regulated as sexual crimes in the ancient laws and in the teachings of Abrahamic religions, including Islam and Judaism, are in agreement with the human nature. However, there is a fundamental difference in the philosophy of criminalization and the aims of punishments in the sexual crimes among the ancient laws and religious teachings.
Aghababaei, H., Kebritei, M. J., & Shahmalekpoor, H. (2010). A Comparative Study of Sexual Crimes in the Criminal Law of Mesopotamian, Judaism, Islamic jurisprudence and Iranian Law. Criminal Law Research, 1(1), 113-135.
MLA
Hossein Aghababaei; Mohammad Javad Kebritei; Hassan Shahmalekpoor. "A Comparative Study of Sexual Crimes in the Criminal Law of Mesopotamian, Judaism, Islamic jurisprudence and Iranian Law". Criminal Law Research, 1, 1, 2010, 113-135.
HARVARD
Aghababaei, H., Kebritei, M. J., Shahmalekpoor, H. (2010). 'A Comparative Study of Sexual Crimes in the Criminal Law of Mesopotamian, Judaism, Islamic jurisprudence and Iranian Law', Criminal Law Research, 1(1), pp. 113-135.
VANCOUVER
Aghababaei, H., Kebritei, M. J., Shahmalekpoor, H. A Comparative Study of Sexual Crimes in the Criminal Law of Mesopotamian, Judaism, Islamic jurisprudence and Iranian Law. Criminal Law Research, 2010; 1(1): 113-135.
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