In recent decades, most of the countries worldwide focus on employment, entrepreneurship and development. it has given rise to the development policies in this section throughout the world.Contemplating on the economic status, the process of development in developed countries one can infer, that these countries could develop dramatically in employment and development affairs particularly regarding women. They could at least overcome the crisis.The main purpose of this article is specifying the position and Islamic azad university role in cultural and social affairs of educated women.The statistical subject of this research was the graduate and students of final Semester in all majors from the beginning of 1367 to 1385.The sample number was totally 520 people that 300 of them were graduated and 220 sample students were in final semester women.In order to gather data likert measurement scale questionnaire in multiple choice is used.The outcomes statistics made by statistical soft wares (spss) and were analyzed.the total hypothesis were confirmed with high quotient.

The first part of this article briefly introduces the effective and influential women in Abbasid’s court who were titled as "famouse women" and in the second part, attendance of the women in politic and economic is studied and the influence of them is considered.In Abul-Abbas Saffah and Mansour court era, the women didn’t interfere in country affairs, but in Mehdi, s era, by entering his wife (Kheyzaran) in political and economic arena, special conditions created in Abbasid’s court that other women gradually entered in governing arena, so that the caliphs didn’t really involve in important decision makings. "Ghahremaneh"s were those women who entered in Amin’s court, and managing the palace affairs from kitchen to treasury and harem were in their control.

Background and objective: The smuggling of goods and currency represents one of the most significant obstacles to ensuring social security, imposing profound and detrimental consequences on society. Extensive evidence suggests that the policy aimed at combating the smuggling of goods and currency in Iran has failed to achieve its intended objectives following its adoption. Acknowledging the complexity inherent in policy implementation, the present study seeks to investigate the implementation gap in the anti-smuggling policy with the aim of enhancing social security. Methodology: This study adopts a qualitative approach within an interpretive paradigm, utilizing thematic analysis as the strategy for data analysis. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with seventeen policy implementers, who were purposefully selected, and interviews continued until data saturation was achieved. To ensure the validity of the research model, two strategies were employed: external audit and triangulation. Findings and results: The findings of this study revealed six main themes and fourteen organizing themes that contribute to the implementation gap in anti-smuggling policies of goods and currency. These include: institutional capacity weaknesses (organizational independence, judicial system inefficiencies, administrative corruption); resource shortages (control equipment, human resource limitations); process inconsistency and lack of integration (unclear process definitions, poor information coherence, fragmented system performance); planning deficiencies (tariff setting, structural weaknesses in policy); and oversight shortcomings (inadequate monitoring of cargo movement, neglect of border control). The results indicate that the implementation of such policies is a complex phenomenon, and the resulting gap has harmful consequences for the country—often overlooked by policymakers. Therefore, revisiting and reforming the policy implementation process is essential to enhancing social security.