University of Tehran Law Quarterly 2588-5618 42 3 2012 09 22 FIQH AND LAW ON THE PARENTAL CHILD TREATMENT FIQH AND LAW ON THE PARENTAL CHILD TREATMENT 73 85 29950 10.22059/jlq.2012.29950 FA Mohsen Borhani Journal Article 1970 01 01 Article 59(s1) of Islamic penal code recognizes the parental treatment in the form of punishment, as a justification as long as it is reasonable. As Rule 167(constitution) sets it out, the vagueness of laws-so 59 (s1)-has to be settled by referring to Sharia’s documents where there are four restrictions on the bodily punishment of children;(a) being at age 7,8 or 10 ; (b)failing to do prayers; (c) there won’t be an injury and; (d) the treatment should be out of anger. The paper brings these requirements into focus. Article 59(s1) of Islamic penal code recognizes the parental treatment in the form of punishment, as a justification as long as it is reasonable. Article 59(s1) of Islamic penal code recognizes the parental treatment in the form of punishment, as a justification as long as it is reasonable. As Rule 167(constitution) sets it out, the vagueness of laws-so 59 (s1)-has to be settled by referring to Sharia’s documents where there are four restrictions on the bodily punishment of children;(a) being at age 7,8 or 10 ; (b)failing to do prayers; (c) there won’t be an injury and; (d) the treatment should be out of anger. The paper brings these requirements into focus. Article 59(s1) of Islamic penal code recognizes the parental treatment in the form of punishment, as a justification as long as it is reasonable. https://jlq.ut.ac.ir/article_29950_bc22df16a2919bd67c1f9f777fe142a2.pdf