Imam Khomeini’s legacy a viable model of Islamic governance

It is safe to say that without Imam Khomeini, it would have been a different story today. The ideological tremors triggered by this charismatic leader of the Islamic Revolution during his lifetime went beyond the borders of Iran and the Persian Gulf region.

On 16 January 1979, Shah had fled Iran

On 16 January 1979, the Shah had fled Iran by leaving his duties to a Shapour Bakhtiar. Imam Khomeini returned to Tehran to a greeting by several million Iranians.

Ayatollah Khomeini was the real leader, says Professor Richard Falk

Over the past decades, despite being faced with threats, provocations, harsh sanctions, and even a variety of covert interventions, Iran has been more stable than ever- a fact even acknowledged by Professor Richard Falk as the former UN Special Rapporteur.

Nojeh coup plot in 1980 displayed western animosity towards Islamic Revolution

On June 9, 1980 a coup was plotted by foreign infiltrators in order to overthrow the newly established Islamic Republic of Iran. The coup failed miserably. Nojeh coup plot was plotted by Western puppet Shapour Bakhtiar'’s remnants.

Bakhtiar failed to block Imam’s historic return to Iran

Shapour Bakhtiar, the puppet and last installed prime minister by Shah regime had desperately attempted to block Imam Khomeini’s historic return from Paris to Tehran.

American Professor was Deeply Impressed by Imam Khomeini Wisdom

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