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Dadras — Iranian law (Dadras) is installed from its publisher's own source and answers where it runs, so this marketplace is not in the path of a single call. There is no address here to send one to, and a panel that pretended otherwise would be showing you an answer we made up. Install it and call it from your own client — the Installation tab has the entry for each one.
What it does
95,000+ articles of Iranian law, a legal glossary and 8 Iranian legal calculators. Free.
Quickstart
# 1 — add it to Claude Code
claude mcp add --scope user --transport http dadras-iranian-law-dadras-mcp https://mcp.dadrasai.com/mcp
# 2 — ask your agent for something these tools do
# search_iranian_law, get_law_article, find_law and 11 more
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This is a public server: it answers at its publisher’s own address and this marketplace is not in the path. Claude Code registers it in one command; --scope user makes it available in every project. The transport below is http, as the publisher's own manifest declares it.
claude mcp add --scope user --transport http dadras-iranian-law-dadras-mcp https://mcp.dadrasai.com/mcpReconnect, or start a new session, and the tools appear in the model’s tool list.
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14 tools, with what each one reads, writes and reaches shown before you agree — the same list on every route above. Read the tool surface.
Tool surface
What the model actually sees. Descriptions are diffed on every release — see version history.
Search the text of Iranian statutes and regulations (قوانین و مقررات) published by Dadras and get the best-matching articles, each with an excerpt of its text, a note when it is repealed or old, and its dadrasai.com link. Use it for a question about what Iranian law says on a subject — «شرایط فسخ قرارداد اجاره», «مجازات کلاهبرداری» — or to check an article's wording before quoting it. Not for read
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | string | yes | A Persian search phrase of a few words — the legal subject («حضانت فرزند پس از طلاق») or an article («ماده ۱۰ قانون مدنی»); English works less well. |
| limit | integer | no | How many articles to return (1–8); 5 when not given. |
Read the full text of one article of an Iranian statute or regulation, word for word, with its law, the details on its page, a warning when it is marked repealed, and its dadrasai.com link. Use it when the article is known — named by the user or returned by another tool as a slug or link; to find which article covers a subject, use search_iranian_law instead. Dadras's explanatory notes, when prese
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| law | string | no | The law's Persian name, full or short — «قانون مجازات اسلامی», «قانون مدنی». Used with article. |
| article | string | no | The article number, in Persian or Latin digits, e.g. «۱۰», «296», «۲۹۶ مکرر». Used with law. |
| slug | string | no | Instead of law and article: an article slug or a dadrasai.com/laws/… link from another tool's result. |
Find Iranian laws and regulations by their title, or part of it, in Dadras's library: up to 10 matches, best first, each with its slug, number of articles and dadrasai.com page. Use it when the user names a law («قانون صدور چک», «مدنی») and its exact title or slug is needed, before list_law_articles. It matches title words only; to find what laws say about a subject, use search_iranian_law.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | yes | All or part of the law's Persian title; a distinctive word works best, e.g. «مدنی» or «صدور چک». |
List the articles of one Iranian law in order, 50 per page, each with its title and slug, headed by the law's article count and number of pages. Use it to browse a law's structure or to find an article's slug, with a law slug from find_law; then get_law_article reads an article in full. It lists titles, not text, and is not a search: for articles about a subject use search_iranian_law. A page past
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| law_slug | string | yes | The law's slug as find_law returns it. |
| page | integer | no | Which page of 50 articles, from 1; the first result gives the number of pages. |
Explain what a Persian legal term means — «مهرالمثل», «اعسار», «قیم», «سرقفلی» — from Dadras's legal glossary: up to three distinct definitions, each with the article it explains and that article's dadrasai.com link. Use it when the question is what a legal word means; for the rules that apply to it, use search_iranian_law. When the whole phrase has no entry, its most specific word is looked up an
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| term | string | yes | The term in Persian, one or two words, e.g. «مهرالمثل» or «خیار غبن». |
Value a mehrieh (مهریه) at today's prices: a sum in rial indexed by the Central Bank's annual price index from the year of the marriage to the year of the claim (note to article 1082 of the Civil Code), or a number of gold coins at their latest recorded price. Use it when the question is what a mehrieh is worth now; for damages on an ordinary debt use calculate_late_payment, and for the coin price
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| kind | string | yes | «وجه رایج» — a sum of money — or «سکه». Coins are not indexed; they are valued at the day's price. |
| contract_amount_rial | number | no | The sum written in the عقدنامه, in ریال. |
| marriage_year | integer | no | Jalali year the marriage was contracted. |
| claim_year | integer | no | Jalali year of the claim; this year when they do not say. Where the mehrieh is paid out of a deceased husband's estate, the year of the death instead. |
| coin_type | string | no | sekee is سکهٔ تمام امامی and is what courts usually take; sekeb is سکهٔ تمام بهار آزادی. |
| coin_count | integer | no | How many full coins the عقدنامه names. |
| already_paid_rial | number | no | What has already been paid, in ریال. |
Compute late-payment damages (خسارت تأخیر تأدیه, article 522 of the Civil Procedure Code) on a debt in rial between the month it fell due and the month it is paid, from the Central Bank's monthly price index. Use it for a money debt, a cheque or a judgment sum; a mehrieh is valued with calculate_mehrieh instead. A month whose index is not published yet uses the latest published one, and the result
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| principal_rial | number | yes | اصل دین, in ریال. |
| due_year | integer | yes | Jalali year the debt fell due or was demanded. |
| due_month | integer | yes | Jalali month, 1 for فروردین. |
| payment_year | integer | no | Jalali year of payment; this year when they do not say. |
| payment_month | integer | no | Jalali month of payment, 1 for فروردین. |
Compute the tax stamp on a lawyer's power of attorney (وکالتنامه, article 103 of the Direct Taxes Act) and the fund and Bar shares paid with it, for one stage of one case, civil or criminal. Use it when the question is what the stamp costs; for the lawyer's tariff fee use calculate_lawyer_fee, and for court fees calculate_court_fee. Returns the amounts and their breakdown. Amounts in rial; dates
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| case_kind | string | yes | family covers امور حسبی and the financial claims of a marriage — mehrieh and نفقه are family, not financial. non_judicial is a هیأت such as قانون کار. |
| claim_amount_rial | number | no | بهای خواسته, in ریال. Only a financial claim has one. |
| stage | string | no | A civil matter is first, appeal, supreme or enforcement. A criminal one is prosecution (دادسرا), first, appeal, order_objection (اعتراض به قرار) or cassation. |
| contract_fee_rial | number | no | The حقالوکاله written in the وکالتنامه, in ریال. Left out, the stamp is computed on the tariff for that stage, which is also its floor. |
| membership | string | no | bar is کانون وکلای دادگستری, markaz is مرکز وکلا؛ they owe different shares. bar when not said. |
| criminal_band | string | no | Which band the gravest charge falls in. court1 is کیفری یک، نظامی یک و انقلاب; court2 is کیفری دو، نظامی دو و اطفال. |
| extra_charges | integer | no | Charges beyond the gravest one, in a criminal case. |
| government_client | boolean | no | The client is a ministry, a state company or a شهرداری. |
Compute the diya (دیه, blood money) owed for a death or a bodily injury under the Islamic Penal Code: the injury's legal fraction applied to the year's full diya from the Judiciary's annual circular, with the sacred-month and Haram increase and the woman's share where they apply. Use it when the question is how much diya an injury or death carries; for the full-diya figure of a year alone use get_
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| injury | string | yes | The death or injury. Values: life = قتل نفس — قتل نفس — دیه کامل; eye-one = اعضا و منافع — از بین بردن یک چشم; eye-both = اعضا و منافع — از بین بردن هر دو چشم; ear-one = اعضا و منافع — از بین بردن یک |
| year | integer | no | Jalali year of the diya circular — the year of payment, which sets the amount; the current year when not given. |
| victim_gender | string | no | The victim's sex; male when not given. Values: male = مرد; female = زن. |
| count | integer | no | How many injuries of this kind (e.g. three fingers); 1 when not given. |
| sacred_month | boolean | no | The act took place in a sacred month (رجب، ذیالقعده، ذیالحجه، محرم); adds one third to a death's diya. |
| inside_haram | boolean | no | The act took place inside the Haram of Mecca. |
| full_diya_rial | integer | no | A full-diya figure in rial to use instead of the table's, e.g. from a newer circular; normally left out. |
Divide a deceased person's net estate among the heirs under the Civil Code's classes and fixed shares (فروض), with return (رد) and shortfall (ورود نقص; no عول, as in Shia law) and a bequest of up to one third, flagging the rule on a wife's share of land. Use it when the question is who inherits how much; for the articles behind a share use search_iranian_law or get_law_article (قانون مدنی, مواد ۸۶
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| net_estate_rial | integer | yes | Net estate in rial, after debts, funeral costs and financial obligations. |
| bequest_rial | integer | no | A bequest (وصیت) in rial; capped at one third. |
| spouse | string | no | The surviving spouse, if any; none when not given. Values: none = ندارد; husband = زوج (شوهر); wife = زوجه (همسر). |
| wives | integer | no | Number of surviving wives when spouse is wife. |
| sons | integer | no | Living sons. |
| daughters | integer | no | Living daughters. |
| father | boolean | no | The father is alive. |
| mother | boolean | no | The mother is alive. |
| mother_blocked | boolean | no | The mother's share is reduced by siblings (حاجب, Civil Code 892): two brothers, four sisters, or a brother and two sisters, with the father alive. |
| full_brothers | integer | no | Brothers of the same father and mother (class 2). |
| full_sisters | integer | no | Sisters of the same father and mother (class 2). |
| paternal_brothers | integer | no | Brothers by the father only (class 2). |
| paternal_sisters | integer | no | Sisters by the father only (class 2). |
| maternal_siblings | integer | no | Brothers and sisters by the mother only (class 2). |
| paternal_grandfather | boolean | no | Father's father is alive (class 2). |
| paternal_grandmother | boolean | no | Father's mother is alive (class 2). |
| maternal_grandfather | boolean | no | Mother's father is alive (class 2). |
| maternal_grandmother | boolean | no | Mother's mother is alive (class 2). |
| paternal_uncles | integer | no | Father's brothers, عمو (class 3). |
| paternal_aunts | integer | no | Father's sisters, عمه (class 3). |
Compute the court fee (هزینهٔ دادرسی) to file a claim or an appeal in Iran: tiered by the claim's value for a financial claim, a fixed amount for a non-financial claim or a request such as تأمین خواسته, from the Budget Act and the Judiciary's circular. Use it when the question is what filing will cost; for a lawyer's fee use calculate_lawyer_fee, and for the power-of-attorney stamp calculate_stamp
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| claim_kind | string | yes | Financial claim or non-financial claim/request. Values: financial = دعوای مالی; non-financial = دعوای غیرمالی و درخواستها. |
| stage | string | no | Stage, for a financial claim; first when not given. Values: first = مرحله بدوی; appeal = واخواهی و تجدیدنظرخواهی; supreme = فرجامخواهی، اعاده دادرسی و اعتراض ثالث. |
| amount_rial | integer | no | For a financial claim: the claim's value at first instance, the judgment sum at later stages, in rial. |
| non_financial_kind | string | no | For a non-financial claim or request: which one. Values: non-financial-first = دعاوی غیرمالی — مرحله بدوی; non-financial-appeal = دعاوی غیرمالی — تجدیدنظر; evidence-preservation = درخواست تأمین دلیل; |
| fixed_fee_rial | integer | no | A fixed fee in rial to use instead of the table's (family matters pay less); normally left out. |
Compute the lawyer's fee (حقالوکاله) for a financial claim under the Bar tariff: the tiered amount on the claim's value and each stage's share, for the number of lawyers — the figure a court awards against the losing side. Use it when the question is the tariff fee or whether an agreed fee is above it; for the stamp on the power of attorney use calculate_stamp_duty, and for court fees calculate_c
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| amount_rial | integer | yes | The claim's value, or the judgment sum at enforcement, in rial. |
| stage | string | no | Stage of the case; first when not given. Values: first = مرحله نخستین (بدوی); appeal = تجدیدنظر; supreme = فرجام (دیوان عالی کشور); enforcement = اجرای احکام. |
| final_judgment | boolean | no | At first instance: the judgment cannot be appealed because the claim is small (Civil Procedure Code 331). |
| lawyers | integer | no | Number of lawyers; 1 when not given. |
| agreed_fee_rial | integer | no | The fee agreed in the contract, in rial, to compare with the tariff. |
Compute the last day to appeal (تجدیدنظرخواهی), seek cassation (فرجامخواهی) or object to a default judgment (واخواهی) in an Iranian civil or criminal case, from the Jalali date the judgment was served, skipping Fridays and official holidays. Use it when the question is until when an objection can be filed; for the articles that set the periods use search_iranian_law. A third-party objection has n
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| remedy | string | yes | The objection to file. Values: appeal = تجدیدنظرخواهی; cassation = فرجامخواهی; objection = واخواهی از رأی غیابی; third_party = اعتراض ثالث. |
| matter | string | no | Civil or criminal case; civil when not given. Values: civil = حقوقی; criminal = کیفری. |
| residence | string | no | Where the objecting party lives; abroad lengthens the period. Inside Iran when not given. Values: inside = مقیم ایران; abroad = مقیم خارج از کشور. |
| judgment | string | no | For appeal or cassation: whether the judgment was given in presence or by default; a default judgment's period runs from the end of the objection period. Values: presence = حضوری; absence = غیابی. |
| served_year | integer | no | Jalali year the judgment was served, e.g. 1405. |
| served_month | integer | no | Jalali month it was served, 1 for فروردین. |
| served_day | integer | no | Day of the month it was served. |
Look up the official figures Dadras's calculators use: the full diya for recent Jalali years (ordinary and sacred-month), the latest gold-coin prices, the Central Bank consumer price index (latest month and annual averages, 1395 = 100) and fixed court fees — each with its source, and a mark on any figure not yet checked against the official text. Use it when the question is the figure itself («دیه
| Parameter | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| kind | string | no | Which figures: diya, coins, price_index, court_fees, or all (the default). |
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