Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution , English books, Unit2

Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution , English books, Unit1

The Effects of Iran Islamic Revolution upon Freedom Movements of the world

The Islamic Republic of Iran that is reminded as the last revolution of twentieth (20th) century by most of people, is one of the most important historical incidents of the 20th century, and that is the cause of many historical events and social and political changes.

Ayatollah Khomeini’s Discourse as ‘Final Vocabulary’

By using ‘thin’ and ‘thick’ words purely derived from Islamic metaphors and signifiers, Ayatollah Khomeini castigates the West’s claim to meta-narrative and pretension to universality

Ayatollah Khamenei recalls an interesting memory about the Imam:

Imam Khomeini never surrendered to Global Arrogance

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei has emphasized that the great Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic never was scared from global arrogance and imperialist powers.

Imam Khomeini's Strategy to Preserve Ideals of the Islamic Revolution

“A Preface to the Sociological, Political, and Jurisprudential Views of Imam Khomeini” was published by the Islamic Revolution Document Center.

The Islamic revolution of Iran was realized according to a new interpretation of Ashura

In the end come conclusions, which suggest that: Iran's Islamic revolution was started and developed base on Imam's new interpretation of notions such as independence, freedom, justice, and reservation, prevention of evil and promotion of good. Imam's new interpretation of Ahsura also contributed to this process.

Human Rights According to Imam Khomeini (s)

Imam (s) goes on to say: "A state can claim that it protects human rights when its government is based on divine religious tenets and … As long as that most fundamental detail, which is belief in God, is missing, as long as there is no fear of Him nor of a reckoning on the Day of Judgment, then confusion and disorder will reign among man and mankind will be dragged toward corruption and ruin." (Sahifeh, vol. 4, p. 382)