The International House of Mashruteh calls all compatriots
To join us those who support the Mashruteh Constitution
and
the 19 Articles of the Shah and Melat Revolution.
Supplementary Fundamental Laws of October 7, 1907:
ART. 8.
The people of the Persian Empire are to enjoy equal rights before the Law.
ART. 9.
All individuals are protected and safeguarded in respect to their lives, property, homes, and honor, from every kind of interference, and none shall molest them save in such case and in such way as the laws of the land shall determine.
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ART. 26.
The powers of the realm are all derived from the people; the Fundamental Law regulates the employment of those powers.
ART. 27.
The powers of the Realm are divided into three categories: First, the legislative power; Second, the judicial power; Third, the executive power, which appertains to the King.
ART. 28.
The three powers above mentioned shall ever remain distinct and separate from one another.
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ART. 35.
The throne is a trust confided as a Divine gift by the people to the person of the King.
ART. 36
The constitutional Monarchy of Iran is vested by Mellat through Majlis Moassesan to His Imperial Majesty Reza Shah Pahlavi and will be established in his male descedents, generation after generation.
Heros of Mashruteh Revolution
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Sattar Khan and Baqer Khan and the fighters of the secular constitutional revolution
Feature stories
Fighting the Qajar Dictatorship
Sattar Khan, the great national leader in the history of the Iranian constitution, who brought back the mashruteh to Iran with his courage and skill. After the bombing of the Majlis by Liakhov and government forces on the orders of Mohammad Ali Shah, the mashruteh was abolished in all Iranian cities, but it remained in Tabriz.
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Building Iran Novin
Since the Constitutional Revolution in 1285, the Iranian nation has had a constitution, but this does not mean that the rights that the law has set for the nation, the nation enjoyed and took refuge in it. Despite the constitutional revolution in Iran, the demands of the Iranian people, which were written in the constitution, read more…
Transforming the Iranian Society
On February 26, 1972, the six charters of the Shah and the nation were put to a referendum, and the people of Iran went to the polls with unparalleled enthusiasm and answered yes to this referendum. On this day, Iranian women voted for the first time. The people of Iran, by an overwhelming majority of more than five million and five hundred thousand votes, read more…
Did you know ...
Rights of the Persian Nation
Seperation of Powers
Rights of Members of the Majlis and Senate
Rights of the Shah
On the duties and rights of the Majlis Shora Melli
Shah and Mellat Revolution Charter
Powers of the tribunals of Justice
The Great Civilization
Separation of Religion and State
Study the Mashruteh Constitution!
Lesson 1 - On the Constitution of the Assembly
Lesson 2 - Rights of the Persian Nation
Lesson 3 - Election Law
Lesson 4 - Why the election in Islamic Republic
Let us study the Mashruteh Constitution!
Let us revise the contaminated articles with islam which were imposed through borbardement of majlis, executions, and war of Qajars against Iranians.
Let us discuss the modern version of the Mashruteh Constitution our ancesters had in mind.
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