Strategic Studies of Culture

Strategic Studies of Culture

A sociological look at the evolution of relationships with the opposite sex In the transition from tradition to modernity with emphasis on defamation in customary concepts and Islamic criminology

Document Type : Original Article

Author
mohammad reza mousavifard
Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, Islamic Azad University, Semnan Branch, Iran, Semnan.
10.22083/scsj.2022.145948
Abstract
In this study, we seek to answer the question of how the introduction of new concepts has led to the desecration of relations with the opposite sex in the transition from tradition to modernity in Iran. Relationships with the opposite sex have always been one of the constant issues of human beings who have experienced certain developments in different circumstances and times; Iran is no exception to this rule. Among these developments and changes, we can mention the transition of this model of relationship from tradition to modernity, which is influenced by factors such as social change, generation gap, transition from patriarchy to filial piety, and finally the process of globalization with the introduction of foreign words into Iranian culture. Sugar Daddy, Sugar Midwifery, etc.) have to some extent devalued these relationships. Certainly, such developments are contrary to Iranian culture, and from the point of view of the teachings of Islamic criminology, such relations are acceptable only in the form of sharia and law.
Keywords
Opposite sex
tradition
modernity
defamation
Islamic criminology
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Strategic Studies of Culture
Volume 1, Issue 4 - Serial Number 4
Winter 2022
Pages 101-120