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Triple powers (Iran) (Persian: قوای سه گانه ایران) is attributed to the total of "three powers/branches in Iran",[1] namely: "Legislature of Iran", "Executive (government) of Iran", and "Judicial system of Iran"[2][3] that in accordance with the principle (No.57) of the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran:
This triple-powers[4][5][6] are applied and interacted under the surveillance of "absolute Vilayat (guardianship)" and "the Imamate of Ummah" (based on the future principle of this law). At the mentioned pattern, the three mentioned powers are formed under the supervision/decree of the Supreme leader; and it is considered as the most significant feature of the theory about the separation of powers in the Islamic Republic of Iran. The first/previous supreme leader was Seyyed Ruhollah Khomeini, and its second/current supreme leader is Seyyed Ali Khamenei.[7]
The (current) chiefs of the three mentioned powers are consisted of:[8]
1. Ali Larijani (Legislature of Iran)
2. Hassan Rouhani (Executive (government) of Iran)
3. Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi (Judicial system of Iran)
See also
- Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
- Separation of powers
- Legislature of Iran
- Judicial system of Iran
References
- ^ Most important duties of "Triple-Powers" porseshkadeh.com Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ How is the relation/interaction of the supreme leader with triple-powers? khamenei.ir Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, ensani.ir; Triple-powers' separation/interaction principles
- ^ Independence of triple-powers, in constitution irbar.com Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ Triple powers hawzah.net Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ Mashreghnews agency; (Ghowaye 3-Ganeh) triple-powers, Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ Triple powers, Duties of Triple powers porseman.com Retrieved 12 May 2020
- ^ Young Journalists Club, (yjc.ir); Joint meeting of Chiefs of (Triple-)Powers; Retrieved 12 May 2020