Imam Khomeini stressed need for presence of heart durig prayers

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic advised the faithful people to pay special attention towards God, the Almighty while saying their prayers.

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini slams US for imposing sanctions on FM Zarif

Seyyed Hassan Khoemini, the grandson of the late founder of the Islamic Republic has slammed the United States for imposing sanctions on Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, saying the people have deep trust on the top Iranian diplomat.

Islamic Revolution was rooted in the Constitutional movement

In fact, the Islamic Revolution of 1979 was rooted in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran which began in 1905 and led to the establishment of Parliament in Iran.

Constitutional movement considered as one of main events in history of Iran

The Constitutional Revolution is considered as one of the main events in the history of Iran which paved the way for the Islamic Revolution. People who had been fed up with dictatorship, injustice and poverty hit the street to cry out their demands which were remained unfulfilled after the Constitutional Revolution.

What shows itself more regarding Imam's leadership?

Imam Khomeini pursued the revival of Hajj

One of the dimensions and manifestations of Imam Khomeini's tireless effort and sacred struggle on the way to actualization of revival of religious thought was to revive 'the Hajj pilgrimage' by means of explaining and detailing its underlying philosophies, lessons, messages and societal and political effects.

The first line of Neauphle-le-Château congregation pray and the complaint of some individuals ...

Through DR. Yazdi's guidance some scientific people had sat in the first line of the congregation and were waiting for Imam's entrance. Some of the brothers who frequently behind Imam in the first line proceeded to pray saw that their usual place was occupied and they complained to one of those who was responsible about that issue.

Rushdie more isolated after hypo critical conversation to Islam

Salman Rushdie stands more isolated today than ever before. His attempt to re-enter the house of Islam has split his non-Muslim constituency because he has embraced a 'bigoted creed' against which they supported him in the first place. His moderate Muslim friends who want him unhooked from the fatwa find themselves isolated in the community.