Iran has an official religion , some recognized religious minorities , and acknowledges rights of non-Muslims . Iran grants a right to work , extensive welfare rights , and a right to fruits of business . The Constitution requires that the taking of foreign aid be approved by the Parliament. Concessions for foreign businesses are forbidden. The Constitution acknowledges committee legislation and features a religious leader as well as a Head of Judiciary .
Public officials are subject to an asset control .
After 11 years in office, he was disposed of his position as minister of culture and Islamic guidance in 1992 by President Ali Akbar Rafsanjani. Rafsanjani was barred by the Constitution from seeking a third consecutive term and did not get his favorite successor, the conservative cleric and speaker of parliament Ali Akbar Nateq-Noori, elected. For corrections please contact A. Tschentscher .