The phenomenon of Devotism under the title of rape of the disabled has not been researched and studied much. To verify whether devotees have characteristics suggestive of a paraphilia behavior, an ad hoc internet questionnaire was developed to study a population of 209 subjects enrolled from online devotee communities. In the first observations, we found that the vast majority of these people committed this act because of sexual activity. The other group was led to this act by encouraging the stimulation of the disabled person, this group of people, unlike the previous group, will have a healthy sexual intercourse without any discomfort due to sexual preferences in having sex with disabled people. Future research is necessary to confirm the information obtained from this research. This article has been written in the form of translation and analytically and statistically, and it aims to answer the question of how the rape of the disabled is and at what level the statistics of this rape will be in the language of statistics.

Seistan was one of the important ancient urban centres in south eastern Persia. The ruins of the city show the prosperity and fertility of this city to the extent that a British civil officer considered it as the ancient London of Asia. This article attempts to describe the enormous latent wealth of this ancient city which made it important for strategic, political and commercial reasons. Due to strategic importance, it fell into the power struggle of 19th and 20th century especially between British and Russia. This power game was the main reason of the poverty of the peasant of Seistan. East India Company had extensively taken Seistan as the major point for its trade after its penetration in Afghanistan and likewise Russia's penetration in the Central Asia. Western penetration in Seistan had already started in .1809. When Samarqand was annexed in 1867, the British raised the question of establishing neutral zone between Britain and Russian in Central Asia. In 1872 thus, Seistan was divided between Afghanistan and Persia. Government of India had proposed building a new trade link between Quetta and Seistan, just to establish the supreme interest of Britain in those parts of Persia bordering Baluchistan. In the later half of the 19th century, the whole policy of the British government was to capture the strategic locations to further its economic interest, which are evident from the official and non- official records. With this evil intention and local power struggle, the richness and fertility of Seistan was destroyed and local peasantry faced dire straits.

Linguistic and cultural attitudes to social and religious approaches to the phenomenon of sexual assault causing this phenomenon as a real criminal with specific constituent elements is not in Iran's legal system. Criminal titles after the domain of blaming, with a separate title, enter into a legal area and with a special view, appear in the judicial process. The rape of this process is a farreaching process and, at the very first step, it is blamed on the challenges that these challenges face in the legislative sphere. The lexical force of the Persian language is high in the sense of being part of the rape, the low level and the values supported by this phenomenon. The fundamental reason for this is gender conflict. Gender conflict in this paper is a general conception of socialconflict approaches. Due to various gender-based attitudes, the legal process of rape in Iran's legal system has not been established and has resulted in violent sexual behaviors and sexual orientation.

Background & objectives: Anxiety is a mental disorder that can occur following rape. Diagnosis and treatment of this disorder will help victims. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of anxiety among victims of rape referring to Isfahan province’s forensic medical center in 2015.Methods: This study was descriptive and the study population consisted of 93 randomly selected subjects were referred to Isfahan Forensic Medical Center from April to September 2015. Study tool included demographic data sheet and SCL-90 questionnaire. Descriptive statistics and Spearman correlation test, independent t-test and one way ANOVA were used in SPSS v.17 for data analysis.Results: The results showed a significant positive association between rape experience and anxiety (p<0.001). The prevalence of anxiety was high in people who have been sexually assaulted. Also, the results showed that 6.5% (6 people) of patients had mild (0-1), 81.7% (76 people) moderate (1-3) and 11.8% (11 people) severe (3-4) anxiety. Regarding 9 sub-indices of anxiety index, 51.6 % (48 people) of the subjects had too much experience in a perpetual state of fear. Some of the victims, 49.5 % (46 people) felt palpitation and 39.8% (37 people) had sudden and unknown fear, 29% (27 person) panic, 24.7% (23 person) impatience, 17.2 % (16 person) feeling of restlessness, 12.9% (12 person) nightmare and 4.3% (4 person) anxiety.Conclusion: The results showed that the majority of victims of sexual assault had mental disorders such as anxiety. Due to the increasing rate of sexual assults on women and the recognition of rape as a disruptive factor for mental health, strategies and resources should be allocated for the prevention of aggression and its adverse consequences such as anxiety and early diegnosis and treatment of this disease and other complications.

Women are, due to their physical, psychological and social nature, most exposed to crime and are thus fragile against criminals. Moreover, they may be forced by their husbands and in the context of marriage to unusual sexual intercourses in environments such as home. Couples are free in having sexual intercourse, but his freedom should not be detrimental to one another. For this reason, the differential criminal protection of women through special criminalization of some behaviors is one of the ways to support women and reduce the likelihood of the commitment of crimes against them. Under the Iranian penal law, this practice has not been criminalized, while it seems that principles of Islamic jurisprudence and criminal law can help to criminalize it. This behavior along with moral values and social norms lead to persecution and harassment of the wife as well; and since Islam forbids committing the unlawful act and its perpetrator could be punished, therefore it is necessary that this immoral and aberrant behavior considered to be criminal.

The crime of rape is punishable only by the execution of adulterer according to the article 224 of the Islamic Penal Law coded in 1392. According to the criminal procedure law, the woman who is the victim of this crime must receive the necessary legal protections. In addition to having a fair trial and punishment against the perpetrator, the physical, emotional and psychological damage of the victim should also be compensated. Nevertheless, prescribing abortion due to the different decrees of jurists is not so simple. Some jurists try to justify the possibility of abortion by referring to Shariah general rules such as La-Haraj rule, meaning not enduring difficulty or harm for mother due to the bearing child or even the issue of self-defense. Moreover, severe psychological conditions of woman, her reluctance and dissatisfaction of bearing child and also the imposition of inconvenience by family and society put more emphasis on the possibility of abortion. Yet the issue is controversial especially among the majority of oppositions who think the reverse. On the other hand abortion is contrary to the right of living. The human being regardless of race, color, religion and origin is entitled to enjoy all human rights in spite of the crime of a parent.

Rape is a sign of violence and serious harm to the victim. This research was conducted with the aim of analyzing the lived experience of female victims and using a qualitative method of phenomenology.. The participants, two groups of addicted and non-addicted women and a total of 11 people, were selected by targeted sampling available in Tehran. The data was collected by semi-structured interviews until data saturation and the validity of the research was based on matching the researcher's constructs empirically with the participants' constructs and reliability by controlling the reliability of the data and coding triangle. Data analysis was done by reducing meaningful statements to categories including 47 main concepts, 19 subcategories and 8 main categories and textual, structural description and interpretation. Psychological wounding was defined as the understanding of the issue and four categories, including broken family, rebelliousness and free relationships, addiction, social insecurity, factors influencing sexual assault. The victim's strategy is social silence and revenge, and the schema of psychological damage is forever imprinted on his mind and psyche. Speed in handling the punishment of criminals, preventive measures and community awareness, deterrent laws, policing measures and increasing monitoring devices and police patrols and city cameras are suggested.