How many years did Imam Khomeini spend in exile?

Groups of devotees, pilgrims and tourist from different parts of the world visit Imam"s residence ...

Get familiar with cultural and academic activities at Imam's historic house

Imam visited holy shrine in Najaf every night

Ayatollah Mohammad Hadi Marafet, extracted from Howzah magazine-No. 32, page 146

Imam's residence in holy city of Najaf turns into historic site, draws attention of scholars and ...

The house in which founder of Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Khomeini resided about 14 years in exile in the holy city of Najaf has turned into a historical site.

Imam used to perform ablution facing the Qibla (prayer direction)

A memoirs by Rashai Noor, One of the Imam's bodyguards

Imam overcame all hurdles during struggle for Islamic Revolution

Imam Khomeini had to undertake untiring efforts during the beginning and early years of struggle for the Islamic Revolution. Imam himself explained some of those hurdles while issuing a famous declaration 35 years ago. The Islamic Revolution emerged victorious under Imam Khomeini's leadership in 1979.

I need my eyes recovered to recite holy Quran

Fatima Tabatabaei, the daughter-in-law of Imam Khomeini, extracted from Hudur Magazine, Vol. 3, P. 84

Iranians marking Ten-Day nationwide ceremonies, 45th anniversary of Islamic Revolution

Imam Khomeini spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the Iraqi holy city of Najaf. He also spent some time in Turkey and France before returning to Iran.