موقف مجلس الشورى الوطني الإيراني من السلطة التنفيذية "الوزارة " 1909 – 1911 The position of the National Iranian Shura Council of the executive branch, "the ministry" 1909 - 1911

• Main Authors: Uday Mohammed Kazem Sabti عدي محمد كاظم السبتي, Alaa Hussein Alraheema علاء حسين الرهيمي
• Format: Article
• Language: Arabic
• Published: University of Babylon 2014-06-01
• Series: Journal Of Babylon Center For Humanities Studies
• Subjects: Humanities; Modern history > - دراسات انسانية;تاريخ حديث
• Online Access: http://www.bcchj.com/views.aspx?sview=86

The relationship between the Shura Council and the National Iranian, Mohammad Ali shah Experienced a major irritant to the extent of hostility between the two parties settled the outcome in favor of the council after that erupted Iranian people and declared his revolution to Muhammad Ali Shah and being able to eliminate his rule, and the impact of this success has been the reinstatement of parliamentary life and the opening of the Council again. the Council Elevated at its second session (1909 - 1911) and the agents of walks of different political, was among the most prominent of those stripes are party social workers Moderations and the Democratic Party and the Party of the agreement and Progress Party advocates liberal south, has entered the bipartisan social workers Moderations and the Democratic Party in the struggle frantically prolonged effects of various aspects of the state 'is the most important detail was the executive branch, "the ministry" to the degree that has become a process of forming a ministry or fall depends on the nature of the relationship between the agents of these parties in the council, and from this standpoint deliberately researchers to choose the theme of "the position of the Shura Council national Iranian power Executive "ministry" 1909 - 1911 "to be the title of their research, as well as a bowl in Zhenehma of questions about the number of ministries problem in this period first, and is the personalities that took over its presidency secondly what are the political conditions which formed the third and what is the nature of the relationship between the Council and the Ministry of A fourth point and other questions