Principles of Imam Khomeini's ideals and political thought

Imam Khomeini is exception among Muslim scholars as he succeeded in bringing about a revolution and establishing the Islamic Republic of Iran. Thus, it is necessary to delve into his ideas and examine his political thought for various reasons.

Imam Khomeini never woke up anybody for morning prayers

Imam Khomeini never disrupted sleep or nap of anybody for morning prayers

It has been recalled through a series of memoirs that Imam Khomeini never used to wake up anyone form sleep for the mid-night or morning prayers.

Imam exposed ant-Muslim plots by Rushdie and imperialistic western powers

It is now more than a quarter century since the Father of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Khomeini (may God bless his soul) issued the historic death sentence against apostate Salman Rushdie, days after the satanic novel he wrote to insult Islamic sanctities, led to the loss of Muslim lives in various parts of the Muslim world.

Imam Khomeini exposed Rushdie's blasphemy

In this case also Imam just undertook to issue a decree in accordance with the laws of Islam on Rushdie's act, while others may directly go for execution and then take the responsibility.

Imam warned against sacrilegious acts

Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic warned those colonial-backed figures who were disrespecting or insulting divine values and religions.

‘Imam Khomeini was staunch advocate of Muslim unity’

The visiting chief of Iran’s religious institutions, Ayatullah Ali Raza Araafi addressing a seminar in Pakistan has stressed that Islam is the religion of peace, struggle and political vision, Pakistan's "The News", an English paper reported. Great Iranian leader Imam Khomeini brought about an Islamic revolution which was aimed at uniting all Muslims and inviting all religions and nations to join hands for countering the evil forces.

Historic letter to Gorbachev proves Imam's unique visionan and revolutionary leadership

Imam Khomeini asked that “Indeed, how can Islam be the opium of the people—the religion that has made Iranians as firm as a mountain against superpowers?”