Persian Constitution of 1906
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Iran Constitution of 1906 was Persia's and later Iran's first constitution that resulted from the Persian Constitutional Revolution after more than 5000 years of recorded history.
Major revisions went into effect after the ouster of Mohammad Mossadeq in 1953.[citation needed]
I. THE FARMÁN (ROYAL PROCLAMATION) OF AUGUST 5, 1906
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2. THE ELECTORAL LAW OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1906
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3. THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF DECEMBER 30, 1906
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Bicameral legislature
Article 1 establishes the National Consultative Assembly[1] based "on justice." Article 43 states, "There shall be constituted another Assembly, entitled the Senate."
4. THE SUPPLEMENTARY FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF OCTOBER 7, 1907
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5. THE NEW ELECTORAL LAW OF JULY 1, 1909
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See also
External link
- A version for 1906-1955 without later revisions. This externally linked document may differ from the 1979 Pahlavi constitution.
- Constitutional Revolution from Iran Chamber Society
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- ^ This became known as the [[|Majles|Islamic Consultative Assembly]] after the Islamic Revolution.