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The extent of violence against women as the extent of human history is a global phenomenon which is different according to political and cultural characteristics of each place. Violence and aggression towards women does not regard to class, race, nationality, aging, religion and ideological beliefs. Violence cuts essentially across culture and biological and economic boundaries and in is applied in different modalities. During this research that assesses men's violence against women, due to limited facilities and enough time, social factors affecting violence against women have been studied, because factors other than social factors such as culture, politics , economics are involved in violence. The population in this study is 100 married women between 20 and 35 years old randomly selected by the theoretical framework of the theories of sociologists such as Aprayn Vegles, Peterson, Mayer, Sygmen, Anthony Giddens are used and research methods in this study is survey and the questionnaire has been randomly distributed among the respondents and the data were analyzed through SPSS software. The results show that there is a significant relationship between lack of paying attention to men's demands with their violence and the hypothesis is confirmed and there is also a significant relationship between men's family training with their violence, it means that as men have been exposed of parent's violation will have more tendency toward violence. However, there was no relationship between the degrees of men's education with their violence against women.