Islamic revolution remains a source of inspiration for many across the globe

Iran is marking the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Although the significance of the revolution is an evolving process that has transcended generations, it is worth looking at why the revolution took place in the first place, one which is still a source of inspiration for many across the world.

Islamic revolution was inspired by Imam Hossein (PBUH)’s divine uprising

The founder of the Islamic Republic frequently said through his messages, speeches and works that the struggle for the Islamic Revolution had deep roots in Imam Hossein (PBUH)’S divine-oriented uprising against injustice and cruelty.

Islamic Revolution closely linked with Imam Hussein’s school of thought

Imam Khomeini Highlighted Moral Values

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini denounces assassination of two prominent judges as 'an act against national ...

Shah's escape marked turning point in revolution victory under Imam Khomeini's wise leadership

The Shah fled the country on 26 Day (Janurary 16, 1979), two days after calling to meeting the Council of Monarchy and obtaining vote of confidence for Bakhtiar’s cabinet.

Shah fled Iran

Founder of the Islamic Republic stressed need to preserve Imam Ali ('a)'s legacy

Imam Khomeini through his historic speeches and messages highlighted that the commander of the faithful is the marvel of the world, who has no equal by kindness in the world-from the beginning until the eternity- unless the more respectable Prophet Mohammad (‘a).