فهرست نشریات علمی دسترسی آزاد ایران

Background and Aim: Coronavirus infected all countries, including Iran In 2020. The disease became a pandemic despite governments’ efforts to prevent its spread. Governments are now working to reduce the disease and control its outbreak, and have put programs and measures on the agenda in various areas. In the meantime one of the necessary measures to control the spread of covid-19 is to regulate the government's relationship with the family. The present study seeks to achieve an effective model in the Meta legal relations of the Islamic government in the control of epidemic diseases with emphasis on the coronavirus. Materials and Methods: This article seeks to prove the hypothesis that government-family relations can overcome the duality of law and ethics by using Islamic sources in a descriptive-analytical and documentary manner and the relationship between government and family can be considered in another type of relationship called "Soft Law". Conclusion: Findings of this study indicate that due to the lack of criminality accountability for families unaware of the prevalence of coronavirus on the one hand and lack of pervasive practice of moral norms on the other hand, meta legal and meta moral relations (soft laws) as a social model can play an important role in reducing the spread of epidemic diseases. In this model, people without fear of punishment and considering the interests of themselves and their families, respect the rights of others and are committed to them. The design of this model has jurisprudential justifications and also the government and family have reciprocal duties which are discussed in this article.