Sedigheh Vasmaghi

Siddiqah Wasmag, Islamic scholar and doctor of jurisprudence: No religious person morally approves that you bring the police, beat and kill people's girls because they did not wear a headscarf.

What moral person would agree with this?

Analysis of the Opener Statement

What evidence do they have to say about this? 

Being attracted to a person is not enough reason to get into a political game.

The Role of Elections in the Islamic Republic

"Vasmeqi": As we progressed further, elections have increasingly lost their meaning.

Have Supporters of Participation in Elections Been Deceived?

"Vasmeqi": All reformists know that what is currently taking place is not an election.

Does the Islamic Republic consider anyone who disagrees with it and considers it to be an enemy to be a target?

Siddiqa Vasmaghi, Islamologist and Doctor of Jurisprudence: Throughout history, different religions used different tools to defend their religious power and position.

Khatami and the Reformists: Why Are They Participating in This Election?

Vasmi: The reformist movement plays on the government's field.

Dr. Sedigheh Vasmi's Reaction to Ms. Azar Mansouri's Statements

Vasmi: The leadership has been and continues to be inclined to maintain the house arrest.

The Relationship Between Jurisprudence and Democracy

Vasmi: Jurisprudential rulings are derived from ancient traditions, while democracy is a concept of the modern world.

How can we make the Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist accountable to the people?

Vasmi: These strategies are ones that large groups must arrive at.

Published / I do not consider the Islamic Republic reformable

The first frank exclusive conversation with Dr. Sadiqeh Vasmaghi, a scholar of Islam and a doctor of jurisprudence and the foundations of Islam.

Siddiqa Vasmaghi, Islamologist and Doctor of Jurisprudence: Women are looking for their lost rights.

In the Islamic Republic, that is, under the rule of an extreme religious government that tried to impose tradition on women, it can be said that this historical movement has gained more momentum.

Siddiqa Vasmaghi, Islamologist and Doctor of Jurisprudence: If rulers believe their implementation of Islamic rules has led to widespread corruption and destruction, it reflects poorly on their interpretation of Islam

Siddiqa Vasmaghi, Islamologist and Doctor of Jurisprudence: Today we entered into a bloody war. We are unarmed and defenseless and in front of us is a government armed to the teeth and using all its forces against us women

For forty-five years, we suffered in all fields, we lived in conditions that seem like war conditions. Hijab issue has no religious and Islamic basis, custom and acceptability.

Sedigheh Vasmaghi, an Islamic scholar with a PhD in Jurisprudence: Religion has been a tool for frightening and intimidating people

Sedigheh Vasmaghi, an Islamic scholar with a PhD in Jurisprudence: Wearing a headscarf has no religious or legal justification; a law that aims to impose the preferences and desires of a few is unjust

اینکه بچه های ۱۵ - ۱۶ ساله ما کتک بخورند، سرشان را به اینور و آنور بزنند، بکشندشان، مثل مهسا امینی، مثل آرمیتا، مثل بقیه، این قابل قبول نیست که ما کنار بایستیم و بشینیم.

انسانها هیچوقت زیر بار ستم برای مدت طولانی نمیروند.

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