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Parliament, Iran image located by Esteban Rivera, 16 November 2024
Source: https://www.afallahi.ir

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According to some researchers, they believe that there were two important parliaments during the Parthian period. The first was the assembly of relatives and the other was the assembly of clerics. The meeting of these two Majlis is called Mahestan (experienced men) Majlis. Mahestan was a council where the Parthian kings consulted with its members to manage the country's affairs. This assembly was composed of the members of two other assemblies, the first family assembly consisting of the male members of the royal family, the second assembly consisting of old and experienced men and high-ranking Parthian clergymen.

It has had several denominations:
- State Council Assembly, State Council and Counseling house
- Supreme Assembly or Extraordinary Assembly
- Supreme Commission for Administration
- National Assembly
- Assembly or Parliament
- Senate (1949 to 1979)
- Constituent Assembly) when a Unitary Parliament was devised and incorporated the National Assembly and the Senate (now known as Congress) to reform the Constitution after the Islamic Revolution.
- Islamic Council

 In practice, the adjective "Islamic" which is used instead of "national", all the content of Islam in connection with Majlis Shura has been considered. That is, on the one hand, the "council" should be based on action based on Islamic regulations, for example, fighting and militancy should be avoided, and in council discussions, the goal should be to discover the truth and agree on it, and accept the word of truth. On the other hand, the adjective "Islamic" obligates the parliament to formulate and approve laws in the field of domestic system and politics and foreign relations considering Islam as the basis of its actions and not violating it and study every problem with the Islamic solution and standard.

The National Council was formally established on November 16, 1906 based on that year's Persian Constitution and lasted until the referendum on 2 and 3 December, 1979, when it adopted its current denomination (Islamic Council) on March 14, 1980 (other sources mention June 28), after the adoption of the current Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It is also known as Holy Assembly/Council
(romanized as Majlis al-Shura, derived from "Consultative Council"), as well as Islamic Consultative Assembly (ICA) and it is the country's national legislative body, being unicameral. So according to Article 71 of the Constitution, the Islamic Council has the right to enact laws on general issues within the limits stipulated in the Constitution.

Sources: https://parliran.ir/درباره%20مجلس/آشنایی-با-مجلس-شورای-اسلامی , https://www.parliran.ir/درباره%20مجلس/تاریخچه-مجلس-در-ایران
http://www.majlis.ir/majles...Itemid=34
http://www.majlis.ir/majles...Itemid=1 https://www.afallahi.ir and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Consultative_Assembly

For additional information go to Parliament (official website): http://www.parliran.ir/ and Majlis: http://www.majlis.ir/

Esteban Rivera, 16 November 2024

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Parliament, Iran image located by Esteban Rivera, 16 November 2024

Source: https://fa.m.wikipedia.org