Imam Khomeini's global message crossed beyond borders

Seyed Hassan Khomeini who, in an address to an international conference titled “Imam Khomeini and the Contemporary World" on Thursday, said the message inspired hearts even in non-Muslim countries. He also stressed that the message of Imam Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution he led to victory has gone beyond Iran and other Muslim countries.

Leader says Zionists only understand language of force

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the Zionist regime of Israel only “understands the language of force,” urging Palestinians to grow in power and resistance capacity to confront the enemy.

Natanz incident bold act of nuclear terrorism on Iranian soil: Foreign Ministry

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh says the Sunday incident in Natanz which saw a nuclear facility lose electricity was "a bold act of nuclear terrorism on the Iranian soil".

Human rights from Islamic perspective

Conference of "Women’s contribution and initiatives in Contemporary World from the perspective of ...

Place of Conference: Tehran, Laleh Hotel’s Conference Hall Time of Conference: June 3 2016 - Evening shift and afternoon gathering Administrator: Headquarters tasked with commemorating Imam Khomeini’s passing anniversary Secretary of the Conference: Mrs. Mesbahi, head of the archive unit of the Institute for compilation and publication of Imam Khomeini’s works Inaugural speaker: Dr. Mohammad Moghadam, the head of the international affairs of the institute The closing speaker: Shahindokht Molawardi, Vice President for Women affairs

Conference of "Islamic popular movements and the model of change from Imam Khomeini's viewpoint"

Timing: June, 3, 2013 Administrator: Office for political Studies of the Iranian Foreign Ministry and Headquarters Commemorating Imam Khomeini’s passing anniversary

Can Islam save the world? Rodney Shakespeare answers

HRW blasts S Arabia for the state-sponsored “hateful” and “intolerant” language against Shia ...

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has slammed Saudi Arabia for the state-sponsored “hateful” and “intolerant” language against Shia Muslims in its school religion textbooks.