Islamic Revolution was rooted in the Constitutional movement

In fact, the Islamic Revolution of 1979 was rooted in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran which began in 1905 and led to the establishment of Parliament in Iran.

Historical links between constitutional movement and Islamic revolution

Almost 40 years have passed since the day the 2500-year empire in Iran was changed into an Islamic republic following the Islamic Revolution in 1979.

Constitutional movement considered as one of main events in history of Iran

The Constitutional Revolution is considered as one of the main events in the history of Iran which paved the way for the Islamic Revolution. People who had been fed up with dictatorship, injustice and poverty hit the street to cry out their demands which were remained unfulfilled after the Constitutional Revolution.

An examination of factors that create motive in the expressions of his Eminence Imam Khomeini ...

During the recent few centuries and even after the period of the pure leaders his Eminence Imam Khomeini was the only leader and despite having many problems and conspiracies leaning on his Godly power and that could not be destroyed and using his particular leadership features he created such a motive among all of the world's Muslims especially different strata of the people and through that he became the source of great transformations in the history of Man.

One of the innate characteristics of Shī‘ism which is seen throughout the Shī‘ī history is the ...

Imam Khomeini stressed nutrition suitable for the growth of souls is divine knowledge

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic through his theological works has stressed that the nutrition suitable for the growth [nash'ah] of the souls is the divine knowledge.

What are the rights of political opponents in the Islamic Republic and are there any ...

Imam Khomeini doesnot consider available interpretations as perfect

Imam Khomeini, leader of contemporary Muslim world, does not consider available interpretations as perfect interpretations and only considers them as exemplifications and definitions,