Imam Khomeini described Islamic Revolution as divine gift

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic said in his Last Will that the Revolution in this country has been a gift of God and a favor from the Invisible bestowed on this ravaged and tyrannized nation.

All must feel sense of responsibility for fellow citizens affected by floods

Hamid Ansari, the vice president of the institute for compilation and publication of Imam Khomeini’s works, says that everyone should feel sense of responsibility for plight and sufferings inflicted on hundreds of thousands of fellow citizens due to unprecedented torrential rains and ensuing floods in various parts of the country.

You are the truthful guardians of Islam. You are like the youth of the early days of Islam. You ...

Imam Khomeini regarding Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC)

Imam Khomeini does not construe politics as a science of power

The basic tenets of Imam Khomeini's political thought should be ascertained from his approach to the concepts of religion and politics. He has forwarded his ideas on these two concepts on different occasions and meetings from the very beginning of the Islamic movement in Iran.

Why Imam Khomeini once refused to meet high-ranking official?

Hazrat Abbas (PBUH) displayed matchless sacrifice, insight and loyalty

The value of those martyred at Karbala is that they defended the sanctum of Truth in the most difficult conditions one can ever imagine.

Divine savior will call mankind to monotheism, Imam Khomeini explained

The genuine and original teachings of Islam and all other divine religions have been seemed talking about a certain era when the divine-oriented governance would prevail over all types of injustices.

Comparative study between political thought of Imam Khomeini and Ayatollah Seyyed Mohammad Baqir ...

Imam Khomeini views the divine legitimacy of the government and the role of the people in running the administration affairs and Ayatollah Sadr maintains that the legitimacy originates from the people of God. According to the principles of the Islamic system, the Islamic ruler has certain characteristics and powers, as well as mutual rights for the people and the government. Freedom is one of the essences of man and his companion, and he believes in individual and social freedom.