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Analysis of the position of political education in the constitution of the ‎Islamic Republic of Iran with an emphasis on the issue of partisanship ‎‎(the twenty-sixth principle of the constitution)‎

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University Lecturer, Department of Jurisprudence and Law, Tehran, Iran

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Political education, as a fundamental theory, is a process to transfer intergenerational values, which provides the stability and stability of the political system. Guaranteeing the implementation of this theory in the form of a legal process implies the establishment of deviations from it in the form of basic laws. The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, assuming the necessity of stabilizing governance in the Islamic system as a result of the theory of political education, has started to establish principles in order to guarantee the stabilization of the governance of the Islamic system during the implementation of this process. One of these principles is the twenty-sixth principle of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, known as the principle of formation and factionalism. The main question of this research is that "how is the realization of partisanship in the Islamic system analyzed as a necessity arising from the process of political education?". The data of this article, which is provided by an analytical method and with an exploratory approach and the use of library resources, is proof of the fact that partisanship, as a principle arising from the principles of political governance, first of all, has a genuine place in the Islamic legal system, for which there is no alternative and from The direction of the epistemological foundations is fundamentally different from the definition of the party in the epistemic foundation of liberal democracy, and secondly, the most important necessity of stabilizing the political system and Islamic governance, which is the recognition of pluralities and opinions and various thoughts around the axis of Islamic governance, will be achieved only by the realization of the party.

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