In stock companies, the adoption of the rule of the majority and making decisions on this basis are rooted in political thoughts; however, the sustainability of this rule depends on economic analysis. From the perspective of economic analysis, an optimal rule is a rule that leads to the realization of efficiency and cost reduction. The rule of the majority amounts to efficiency in a sense that it increases wealth and reduces the cost of decision-making. In turn, reducing the costs of decision-making will increase profits and generate wealth. In addition to achieving efficiency, an optimal legal basis should also lead to equilibrium. In some cases, the rule of the majority results in the collapse of a balance between majority and minority shareholders. Therefore, although the application of this rule in the light of stock companies can be effective, rules are needed to create a balance between minority and majority shareholders. Amongst the rules laid down in this regard, the principle of shareholders freedom in transferring its share and leaving the company could be considered.

Following the start of clashes between the state, salafi and Kurdish forces in Syria and the resulting intensification and prolonging of the civil crisis (2011-2013), the role and approach of the Kurds in the Syrian political equations has attracted substantial attention. The Syrian Kurds have gained control of the majority of the Kurdish areas of the country and pursue their freedom and civil rights through the two movements of "Kurdish National Council" and "People’s Council of Western Kurdistan". Practical examination of the future of the Kurdish demands in relation to the Kurds’ capabilities and weaknesses is of great importance. The reality is that in the aftermath of the Iraq war in 2003, Syrian Kurds’ demands for protection of their identity rights have increased dramatically. But the path to realization of such demands, including local administration of their areas and creation of federal regions, is impeded by a number of domestic, regional and international obstacles. Regional complexities and international necessities have turned the Kurdish subject into a problem. In the present article, the likely solutions to this problem are examined and the focus will be placed on the question, given a number of hard power and soft power capabilities and difficulties the Syrian Kurds have, which of the three options of integration, autonomy or independence is available to them? Examination of these scenarios needs proper models and also new data. On this basis, we will use the "ethnic minorities weight measurement model" to test the hypothesis that the soft power and hard power potentials of the Syrian Kurds, along with the security considerations of the powers involved in Syria, have served as an obstacles on the way to independence for Syrian Kurds, diminish the possibility of their autonomy and driven them towards becoming a powerful cluster in the framework of the Syrian Arab Republic".

SUBJECT AND OBJECTIVES: The article is focused on Czech Muslim community and its efforts to educate, to raise public awareness and to create a dialog with Czech majority population using the internet, social networks and other modern cybernetic ways and tools. Special attention is put on Shia community in South Moravia region of Czech Republic and its recently opened Muslim Cultural Center Ahlulbayt followed by Facebook campaign and electronic media coverage. METHOD AND FINDING: In the background of current so called migration crisis in Europe there is a huge impact of cyberspace on public opinion formed by anti-Islamic movements on one side and pro-refugees activists on the other. In Czech Republic, a state almost untouched by migration wave and with small Muslim community, the issue of Islam in Europe and its coexistence with Christian / atheist domestic population has become an important political topic. Islamic organizations face much pressure and responsibility for introducing their religious and political orientation. CONCLUSION: Cyberspace, the internet and social networks are highly effective option to distribute information and statements or to communicate with outside world with low costs and high impact. Analyzing these channels and their effectivity within Czech environment is one of the main aim of the article.

After the Islamic Revolution of Iran, often influenced by the Islamic Revolution, Shiites in their countries have had a favorable growth while some, on the other hand, had the opposite effect. Understanding the status of Shiites in different countries allows for optimal planning to further enhance their position in each country and the world as a whole. From a macro perspective, the Shias worldwide live in two different ways: 1. Countries in which Shiites exercise political sovereignty and 2. Non-Shiite political sovereign countries. This article focuses on analyzing the status and demographics of Shiites in countries that do not have Shiite political sovereignty. These countries are, in themselves, divided into two categories: 1. Shia-majority countries; 2. Countries with Shia minority populations. Shiite demographics in these two countries are taken into consideration in the article. The first category includes the countries of Azerbaijan and Bahrain. In the second category, there are many countries and given their abundance, we have analysed the Shiite demographics in 10 countries and the others based upon the different continents (Asia, Africa, Europe and the US). It is also to be noted that the study has taken into account countries with a population of at least 300, 000 Shiites. The purpose of the article is to analyse the status and demographics of Shiites in countries with non-Shiite political rule. The research method used in this article is fundamental analysis, document research and reference to various related books, websites, and software.

The Rohingya people are the native inhabitants of Arakan (Rakhine) land in Myanmar, who have faced a series of crimes by the Myanmar army and government. Based on the norms and regulations of international and customary international law and the principles of international criminal law and considering the incidents that occurred against the religious minority group of Rohingya Muslims, the continuous violation of human rights and the occurrence of the crime of genocide by the Myanmar government are a matter of fact. There are numerous examples of deliberate actions, which prove the governmental steps to eliminate the Rohingya group, and deliberate measures, which cause the international responsibility of the Myanmar government. Iran has raised three specific positions regarding the Rohingya Muslim crisis.The major question of the research is to evaluate the occurrence or non-occurrence of violations of international criminal law, the crimes of genocide, and crimes against humanity by the Myanmar army and government against the Muslim minority in Rakhine state.The hypothesis emphasizes the definite occurrence of violations of humanitarian law and international criminal law, especially committing crimes of genocide and crimes against humanity. The purpose of the research is to examine one of the important cases of violation of Muslim rights in today's world, which has not been noticed by international legal societies. It tries to discuss briefly the Iranian positions on the Issue. The analytical-descriptive research method is based on official docs and undeniable facts, especially the documents issued by the International Criminal Court.

Moving towards nanometer scales, Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) technology emerged as a novel solution, which can be a suitable replacement for complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology. The 3-input majority function and inverter gate are fundamental gates in the QCA technology, which all logical functions are produced based on them. Like CMOS technology, making the basic computational element such as an adder with QCA technology, is considered as one of the most important issues that extensive research have been done about it. In this paper, a new QCA full-adder based on coupled majority-minority and 5-input majority gates is introduced which its novel structure, appropriate design technique selection and its arrangement make it very suitable. The experimental results showed that the proposed QCA full-adder makes only 48 cells and the first output is obtained in the 0.05clock. Therefore, the presented QCA full-adder improves the number of cells and gains a speedup rate of 33% in comparison with the best previous robust QCA full-adders. In addition, temperature analysis of the QCA full-adders shows that our design is more robust compared with other suggested QCA full-adders.

Nowadays, due to the connection of joint-stock companies with other groups of society on the one hand and the increase of their social responsibility on the other hand, companies are looking for a solution to maintain their stability and stability in order to carry out their activities. Compulsory buying and selling of shares is one of these solutions that helps the stability of the company. Thus, a group of shareholders, who have a minor role in the company's policy making and decisions leave the company in the above way and end their membership in the company. What is of great importance and has been emphasized by the author in this article; Maintaining the principle of balance between the positions of minority and majority shareholders is considered one of the important functions of forced purchase and sale of shares in the American and English legal systems. The study of the two legal systems of common law and Iran shows that, firstly, unlike the legal system of common law, there are no special regulations regarding compulsory purchase and sale in the regulations of Iran's joint stock companies. Secondly, in other laws, such as the law on removing barriers to competitive production in 2014, which has established regulations in this field, it is fundamentally different from the regulations of the common law system. Therefore, comparing the laws and regulations of the two countries can solve many shortcomings and ambiguities in joint stock companies regarding the forced purchase.