Constitution of Iran
Definition
The Constitution of Iran is the supreme law governing Iran's political system. It outlines fundamental rights, powers of branches of government, electoral processes, and other key aspects related to governance in Iran.
Related terms
Supreme Leader: The highest-ranking political and religious authority in Iran, with significant influence over the interpretation and implementation of the constitution.
Guardian Council: A body responsible for ensuring legislation aligns with Islamic principles as outlined in the constitution.
Assembly of Experts: An elected body that has the power to appoint or dismiss the Supreme Leader and monitor their performance.
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