Ambiguity in the rebellion criminalization

One of the most significant principles of legislation in criminal law is law wording explicitly and unambiguously. In Iranian Legal System,  the legislator has considered rebellion criminalization for the first time in 2013 in articles 287 and 288 of the Islamic Penal Code and applying ambiguous, equivocal, and sometimes general statements provided the background for court vote manipulation and judicial criminal politics straying in addition to damaging general principles of penal code; the current study has been conducted utilizing descriptive-analytical research method and its main question is what ambiguities exist in the cases related to rebellion criminalization and how it is possible to remove them? Based on the obtained results and data, it is required to modify and revise the rebellion criminalization.