Imam Focused on Plight of oppressed Nations on Auspicious Eid

Imam Khomeini the founder of the Islamic Republic urged all followers of Islam and other divine religion to focus on the plight of oppressed people and nations on auspicious day of Eid al-Fitr.

Ashura meant to reform society and maintain justice: Imam Khomeini

Imam Khomeini the religious and spiritual leader of the Muslim world made it clear that the purpose of Ashura and Imam Hussein's (PBUH) holy uprising was to reform society and maintain justice among the human societies.

Imam Emphasized on Revival of Ghadir's Culture and Values

Imam Khomeini the founder of the Islamic Republic used to frequently insist on the revival and promotion of the values introduced by the holy prophet of Islam and his true infallible successor, Imam Ali (peace be upon them).

Imam Underscored Significance of Eid al-Ghadir

Imam Underscored Spiritual Importance of Arafah Day

Imam Khomeini the religious leader of the Islamic world used to highlight importance of the Day of Arafah and advised the believers to grab all its spiritual benefits to accomplish prosperity in this world and the salvation for the hereafter.

Imam Underscored Importance of Islamic Events

Imam Khomeini used to give a great importance to events on the Islamic calendar and urged the masses and leaders to undertake all of their efforts to solve the Muslim world's problems on the divine-oriented occasions.

Imam Focused on Muslims' Plight on Auspicious Day of Eid al-Fitr

Imam Khomeini the great religious and spiritual leader of the Muslim world used to urge the Muslim societies to settle their difference on this auspicious day of Eid al-Fitr and put special emphasis on the unity among the Muslim Ummah.

Muharram

Muharram and Ashura

Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar, when Muslims commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (as), the grandson of the Prophet Mohammad (saw) and the third Imam and leader of the Shi'a. Imam Hussein's (as) martyrdom is a sad day for all Muslims especially the Shi'a, who mourn the massacre of their "Master of Martyrs" and his family in Karbala in 61AH/680CE.