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Considering the prohibition of killing civilians in Islam and Iran being a theocracy. Wouldn't the Iranian ruling scholars object to it in principle? Because nukes are suppose to target cities. Maybe tactical nukes is more consistent with Islamic principles.
Is this supposed to be a joke?,because ideally one would use emojis/smileys to signify it like so:
Considering the prohibition of killing civilians in Islam
The problem with these sorts of "prohibitions" is that in irans case its faced with an enemy [usraeli/nato] who despite being nominally christian,well the us/nato part at least is,has absolutely no problem with killing civilians of any and all races,creeds and faiths despite a certain christian commandment that says not to.
Ideally one would say that the whole point of nuclear weapons is as a deterrent ie they are never meant to be used so prohibitions on killing civilians shouldnt really apply,another option would be to only use these [strategic] nuclear weapons for the targeting of purely military targets ie military bases or dual use facilities like ports so very few civilian casualties likely[in theory at least].
Lastly I think if the iranian government decided that it was in the national interest of iran to become an nws then I dont imgine that islamic prohibitions will come into it any more than christian ones did in the west.