Leader hails ‘historic’ turnout in Islamic Revolution anniversary celebrations

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has commended the Iranian nation for its “historic” turnout in Saturday’s mass rallies across Iran to mark the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

Salman Rushdie became a key culprit in fomenting hatred against Islam and Muslim

In early 1989, Imam Khomeini issued a fatwa calling for the execution of Salman Rushdie, an Indian-born British author, who became a key culprit in fomenting hatred against Islam and Muslim.

How do we differentiate between Imam Khomeini's Fatwa for execution of Salman Rushdie and the acts ...

Jurisprudential principles of Imam Khomeini's ruling against Salman Rushdie

Author: Seyed Mohammad Mousavi Year: 2008 University: Imam Khomeini Higher Educational center at al-Mustafa International University

Special editions on 44th anniversary of revolution promote Imam Khomeini's ideals

Two special editions covering the dynamic though and ideals of Imam Khomeini have been published in Arabic and English on the 44th anniversary of the revolution victory.

Pakistan felicitates Iran on 44th anniversary of Revolution

President of Pakistan Arif Alvi, on behalf of the government and the people of Pakistan, felicitated Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei on the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

Imam Khomeini undertook untiring efforts for victory of Islamic Revolution

Imam Khomeini monitored the Islamic Revolution from exile successfully despite very tough challenges and circumstances. Only two weeks after the Shah fled Iran on January 16, 1979, Imam Khomeini returned to Iran triumphantly, on February 1, 1979, invited by the anti-Shah revolution which was already in progress.

How Islamic Revolution empowered and uplifted women in Iran

Contrary to reality, the women of Iran are shown as controlled and oppressed. Did the Islamic Revolution really push them back or lift them up to dignified positions and honor? Are they living in a repressive society or one that liberates and empowers them, especially women, in a progressive way?