University of Tehran Public Law Studies Quarterly 2423-8120 55 4 2025 12 22 Analysis of Citizenship Rights Pertaining to Urban Parks and Green Spaces Analysis of Citizenship Rights Pertaining to Urban Parks and Green Spaces 2657 2674 101636 10.22059/jplsq.2025.380229.3575 FA Ali Mohammadian Associate Professor of Jurisprudence and Islamic Law, Bozorgmehr University of Qaenat, Qaen, Iran. Journal Article 2024 08 08 The concept of citizenship rights is one of the most important issues in contemporary society. Among these, one of the most critical issues is citizenship rights related to green spaces and pedestrian walkways. The present study aims to identify those civil rights that are in some way related to urban green spaces and parks. This research is qualitative in nature and uses a descriptive-analytical methodology. The data for the study were analyzed based on two fundamental principles: the principle of human dignity (karamah) and the principle of no harm (la zarar), with reference to relevant legal documents and regulations. The results of the study show that numerous civil rights related to urban parks and green spaces can be identified under the principles of karamah and la zarar. Rights such as providing facilities for people with disabilities, allocating special spaces for women's sports, providing basic services, and expanding green spaces can be attributed to the principle of karamah. Meanwhile, obligations such as avoiding damage to green spaces and public property and respecting the rights of others fall under the principle of la zarar. The recognition of such rights should be incorporated into existing legal frameworks. The concept of citizenship rights is one of the most important issues in contemporary society. Among these, one of the most critical issues is citizenship rights related to green spaces and pedestrian walkways. The present study aims to identify those civil rights that are in some way related to urban green spaces and parks. This research is qualitative in nature and uses a descriptive-analytical methodology. The data for the study were analyzed based on two fundamental principles: the principle of human dignity (karamah) and the principle of no harm (la zarar), with reference to relevant legal documents and regulations. The results of the study show that numerous civil rights related to urban parks and green spaces can be identified under the principles of karamah and la zarar. Rights such as providing facilities for people with disabilities, allocating special spaces for women's sports, providing basic services, and expanding green spaces can be attributed to the principle of karamah. Meanwhile, obligations such as avoiding damage to green spaces and public property and respecting the rights of others fall under the principle of la zarar. The recognition of such rights should be incorporated into existing legal frameworks. https://jplsq.ut.ac.ir/article_101636_ca990823b18956ca764337713dc1fcf4.pdf