Conflict of divorce laws from a sociological perspective in Iran and the United Kingdom

Divorce is a category that relates to a person's personal status and is determined by national law or the territorial laws of a country. This article intends to examine the conflicts between the laws governing divorce between Iran and the United Kingdom from a sociological perspective, to determine the law governing divorce in these two countries at the time of the conflict. The research method in this article is library and is descriptive-analytical. The results indicate that the law governing the causes and causes of divorce may be different from the law governing the effects of divorce and the solution to their conflict in these two stages, ie the stage of creating the right and the stage of affecting the right, is not necessarily the same. Each other is essential. Two people in Iran who have two different religions and religions can marry each other if the rules of their religion have allowed them, and in a marriage of two people with two different religions, if the religious rules of these two religions It can be combined together, it must be according to the personal religion that has stated more complete and comprehensive rules in this field, but if the marriage ritual is not integrated in the religion and they are in complete contradiction with each other, due to conflict of laws, the possibility of marriage And marriage of these two people is not possible.