Imam Khomeini cautioned against defamatory remarks, hastily judgment

Imam Khomeini cautions us against hasty judgments—which are sometimes noticed among some religious people—as well as assaults on, and accusations against, the spiritual wayfarers [sālikīn] and mystics. He warns of the danger of such acts, and considers them to result from incapacity:

In remembrance of Imam Khomeini

What comes following is a speech and a piece of writing delivered by a Nigerian scholar and originally published in Tehran times in month of June, which coincided with passing anniversary of Imam Khomeini.

Nation will never be intimidated by such atrocities, Imam Khomeini stressed

Imam Khomeini, the Founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran sent a message on the occasion of the martyrdom of one of his best disciples, Ayatollah M. Hosseini Beheshti, and his colleagues in an explosion that took place at the central headquarters of the Islamic Republic Party on June 28th, 1981.

Did Imam Khomeini believe in racial or ethnic superiority?

Imam Khomeini highlighted spiritual merits of the night of glory

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic also used to advise devotees to spiritually prepare themselves to observe the night of power Laylatul Qadr which has great virtues.

Imam Khomeini Used to Stay Awake on Nights of Qadr

The great Imam used to stay awake during nights of Qadr to say prayers, recite supplications and recommended the youth to undertake serious efforts for purification of their hearts and souls during these sacred days and nights.

Imam Hassan had divine character and virtues

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic used various occasions such as the birth anniversary of Imam Hassan (PBUH) on 15th of Ramadan to remind the Muslim ummah about divine characters of the holy prophet of Islam and his infallible successors.

Video of Leader's speech: Four virtues that God grants only to noble humans

In the beginning of a lecture , Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution by referring to Hadith counts four most important virtues of great men and societies.