93 inmate will be also entitled to keep her baby until he/she is two years old. Concerning other rights of inmates, the Law confers on them the right to work and get paid for it. It relieves the inmate from work on reaching the age of 60 unless he otherwise desires and is proved physically able to continue working. Inmates, according to this Law, are entitled to have days off on religious events and official holidays. The Law also stipulates for the validity of provisions of Social Security Law regarding injuries inflicted on inmates at work. The Law gives inmates the right to learning and knowledge, and obligates reform and rehabilitation institutions to educate and train them vocationally in accordance with State schooling curricula. It permits inmates in specific cases to do exams in schools outside the institution. It requires establishing a library in each institution with a view to educate and discipline inmates alongside permitting them to buy books, newspapers, magazines and others from outside which they will pay for. According to the Law, the judicial police are required to provide different mass media to the inmates, and to hold synthesizing and recreational symposiums and workshops for them. The Law states in this regard that inmates, who seek to be better educated, shall be awarded remuneration if they managed during their stay in the institution to memorize the Holy Qoran or half of it or to obtain general or university certificate. The Law makes it obligatory to have in each institution a preacher or more to conduct guidance activity and help in rectifying aberrant behavior of inmates to reinstate them in the community as sagacious citizens. The Law includes the provision citing the right of inmates to medical care by having in each institution a resident doctor aided by an adequate number of assistants, whose mission is to follow