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)

Human Rights According to Imam Khomeini (s)

Imam Khomeini: "Freedom of expression, free elections, freedom of the press, radio and television, and freedom to propagate, these are basic human rights."

What Were the Goals of Imam’s Eight Articled Directive?

The Religious Minorities at Jamaran Husseinieh (Part I)

Imam Brought a Development to All Religions

Representatives of religious minorities emphasized on Imam’s aspiration of unity among the Iranian nation in their meeting with Sayyid Hassan Khomeini.

Simultaneously with the Resolution 598 Adoption:

The Congress of War and Defense in Imam Khomeini's Perception held in Qom

The secretary of the congress of War and Defense in Imam Khomeini's Perception reported that the congress is going to be held this Wednesday in Qom.

Condolence on Martyrdom of Tens of Iranians as the Result of Downing of Iran's Passenger Plane by ...

On the morning of Tir12, 1367 AHS (July 3,1988), Monday, one passenger plane of the Islamic Republic of Iran en route to Dubai (United Arab Emirates) from Bandar `Abbas, Iran, was shot down by two missiles fired from American naval warships stationed in the Persian Gulf, martyring all 290 passengers and the crew on board. Many years after the heavenly departure of Imam Khomeini, with the pursuance of the complaint of the Islamic Republic of Iran, The Hague Court convicted America and demanded it to pay indemnity.