Imam Khomeini Attached Significance to Marriage Institution

Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic attached great significance to marriages, and recommended youths to consider specific religious criterions and moral attitudes while choosing a life partner or spouse for them.

Imam Khomeini Intended to Promote Genuine Culture of Islam

The founder of the Islamic Republic wanted the Muslims of the whole world to display genuine divine practices and rituals by extending help to needy and oppressed during the blessed and holy month of Ramadan.

Imam Khomeini Highlighted Philosophy of Divine Feast during Ramadan

Imam Khomeini Transformed French Intellectual’s Life

The dynamic thought of the founder of the Islamic Republic contributed to the growth of a French intellectual and brought a great academic and spiritual transformation to his life.

Imam Sadiq Founded Everlasting School of Divine Thought

Imam Sadiq (peace be upon him) the true successor of the holy prophet of Islam established and preached such a divine school of thought which will continue to guide and enlighten the humanity over the upcoming centuries.

Imam Khomein iInvited the Muslim Women to Follow Hadrat Zahra

Imam Khomeini the great spiritual and religious leader of the Muslim world called for all women to follow the conduct and footsteps of the holy lady Hadrat Fatima (peace be upon her) in order to play a crucial and constructive role in the Islamic societies.

Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution- Preface

Why Imam Khomeini Was Attracted to Mulla Sadra's Philosophy

Imam Khomeini & Mulla Sadra

Muhammadzadeh mentioning that Imam Khomeini was among those who believed in philosophical thought and the values related to rationality in Iran, said: "From his youth, Imam had studied philosophy at the classes of great professors such as the late Sayyid Abulhassan Rafie Qazwini and the late Ayatollah Shahabadi and he had also taught a number of students in this field, including the late Sayyid Jalaluddin Ashtiani and Sheikh Mahdi Haeri Yazi."