The rights and freedoms of religious minorities in Iran's legal system in the light of the constitution and the opinions of the Guardian Council

The rights and freedoms of citizens in different countries are important topics related to fundamental rights. Minorities are one of the types of groups of citizens that are divided into various categories and types such as religious, religious, linguistic, racial, etc. minorities. Considering that the violation of the rights of the above-mentioned minorities is a possibility that cannot be ignored, the constitutional legislator in many countries is taking steps to clarify the rights and freedoms of religious and religious minorities. In the Islamic Republic of Iran, in some of the principles of the constitution, in addition to religious minorities, religious minorities have specifically specified that religious minorities benefit from various rights and freedoms. Based on this, the question of this article is, what is the quality of the enjoyment of various rights and freedoms by Iran's religious minorities, compared to the enjoyment of these rights and freedoms by other Iranian citizens? By using the descriptive-analytical research method, it was concluded that based on the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the opinions of the Guardian Council and ordinary laws, religious minorities in Iran, like other Iranian citizens and followers of the official religion, at the level of legal norms of rights and Fundamental freedoms are beneficial in cultural, social, political, economic, administrative and employment dimensions