Ghadir highlights a course of history, Imam Khomeini explained

Imam Khomeini invited the all Muslim world to follow footsteps of the true successor of the holy prophet. The late 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).

What do non-Muslims say about Imam Khomeini?

What comes following is a writing piece extracted from Robin Woodsworth Carlsen s book of ‘The Imam and his Islamic Revolution’ Although there has been talk about seeing the leader of the Islamic Republic, the much hated, much revered Ayatollah Khomeini, I had learned that it was better – with something a portentously important as such a visit – to make the effort and then accept what happened.

Imam Khomeini denounced crimes against pilgrims, revived true philosophy of Hajj

Imam Khomeini’s scholarly works contain deep insightfulness

Imam Khomeini’s early writing indicate that his primary interest during his early years in the holy city of Qom was gnosis and mysticism.

Islamic Revolution was rooted in the Constitutional movement

In fact, the Islamic Revolution of 1979 was rooted in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran which began in 1905 and led to the establishment of Parliament in Iran.

What shows itself more regarding Imam's leadership?

The first line of Neauphle-le-Château congregation pray and the complaint of some individuals ...

Through DR. Yazdi's guidance some scientific people had sat in the first line of the congregation and were waiting for Imam's entrance. Some of the brothers who frequently behind Imam in the first line proceeded to pray saw that their usual place was occupied and they complained to one of those who was responsible about that issue.

Imam Khomeini cautioned against defamatory remarks, hastily judgment

Imam Khomeini cautions us against hasty judgments—which are sometimes noticed among some religious people—as well as assaults on, and accusations against, the spiritual wayfarers [sālikīn] and mystics. He warns of the danger of such acts, and considers them to result from incapacity: