Background and purpose: Women's rights are one of the issues that have always been the focus of jurists and juristic. From the legal point of view, considering the natural rights of women is the first step towards their rights. This important issue may not be achieved unless figuring on private circumstances they experience throughout their lives. Mere studies of jurisprudence is not enough to legislating, but for a better understanding of legislation, these situations must be examined from the perspective of psychology, sociology, and common sense. One of the main gaps in women's rights is the neglect of women's rights during her monthly discomfort. Adverting to women's rights and responsibilities during menstruation is one of their natural rights, which is a necessary time for drafting positive laws and their citizenship rights in all modern legal systems.

Findings: Based upon this issue this, we examine whether it can be applied to family disputes, divorce cases, important decisions during life, work efficiency and how much it may be effective to Reduced punishment.

Method: One of the innovative aspects of the advanced research is that the field method and the preparation of a 20-question questionnaire were used (in 5 areas: divorce, marriage, transactions, committing crimes and punishments, employment).

Conclusion: According to the analysis of statistical test data by SPSS software a. Menstruation should also be like a mental and physical illness that affects public rights, work, family and penalties. Approving some specific laws is highly suggested