M.A. Thesis:

Rights and costs of the debt, in exchange for a natural Farzandan, the role of the Iranian human rights system, and the jurisprudence and implementation of the rights of England

Natural children or illegitimate children are children who are born out of wedlock to commit adultery without parental interest. From the point of view of Iranian jurisprudence and law, natural children have no legitimate or legal lineage; As a result of this illegitimacy, they are deprived of some civil rights, which are based on legitimate ancestry. Among the rights that illegitimate children are deprived of are inheritance, custody, guardianship, judgment, martyrdom, etc., because it is necessary for those in charge of these matters to have productive purity (not to be born through adultery). . The parents of these children have rights and obligations against them, which they must recognize and act in accordance with the principles of jurisprudence, law and order. The purpose of writing this dissertation is to compare the rights and duties of parents of natural children in Iranian jurisprudence and law and British law so that we can clarify the measures of these laws to clarify the rights of parents towards the rights of these children. In this regard, the inheritance, alimony, custody and guardianship of these children from the perspective of Islamic jurists and the laws and rights of Iran and Britain have been studied. To consider the issue of inheriting the natural children and alimony of these children from the point of view of jurists and in the law.

Keywords: Keywords: Natural Children, Iranian Law, English Law, Islamic Jurisprudence, Law, Assignment