Leader says Palestinian resistance heralds 'definite' victory

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has hailed the Palestinian people’s “stunning resistance”, saying it heralds a “definite” victory against Israel.

Imam Khomeini doesnot consider available interpretations as perfect

Imam Khomeini, leader of contemporary Muslim world, does not consider available interpretations as perfect interpretations and only considers them as exemplifications and definitions,

Muslims boycott Hajj over Saudi crown prince’s policies: Foreign Policy

When did Imam Khomeini establish IRGC and what were its purposes?

Imam Khomeini considered unity as a prerequisite to saving Palestine

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic had considered the issue of Palestine as one that was related to the very existence of Islam, and stressed it was a problem which concerned the Islamic world as a whole.

On Eve of Intl. Quds Day, Iran urges strong Muslim unity against Israel

On the eve of International Quds Day, Iran’s Foreign Ministry calls on Islamic nations to form a united front against the plots hatched by the Israeli regime to sow discord among Muslims and divert attention from the Palestinian cause.

Descriptive Study of Post-Islamic Revolution Discourses on Religious Government and its ...

Following the revolution in the religious government, two major discourses under the title of the discourse of the Islamic government and the discourse of the customary rule of Muslims were formed which the discourse of the Islamic government could be divided into two subtitles of the Islamic government with the ruling jurisprudent of the people and the scribe of the Islamic government with the rule of the jurisprudent. It is categorized by each one on how the relationship between religion and government and the nature of the government in Islam, as well as the theoretical foundations in this regard, are of major controversy.

Palestinians stage massive anti-Israeli rallies on Nakba Day

The Nakba Day is marked annually on May 15. It refers to the forcible expulsion of some 700,000 Palestinians from their lands following the creation of Israel in 1948 and their scattering across refugee camps in the West Bank, Gaza, and neighboring countries.