A day to oppose global arrogance, national struggle against aggressive powers

In 1979, a group of Iranian university students took over the US embassy, which they maintained had turned into a center of espionage aimed at overthrowing the Islamic Republic in Iran following the country’s Islamic Revolution earlier in 1979. Imam Khomeini stressed, “I have said it times and again that takeover of the US embassy by Muslim youth and students was a natural reaction to the harm being done to our people by America.”

Iran has studied letter from Vance; has no plans to meet US officials: FM Araghchi

Foreign Minister Araghchi has said that a US effort to open dialogue with Iran is “a positive step,” but warns of another mistake.

Imam Khomeini explains the struggle against one’s own lower desires

In his famous work an exposition on Forty Hadith, Imam Ruhollah Khomeini explains that the struggle against one’s own lower desires and weaknesses is among the most important forms of spiritual struggle.

Ayatollah Seyyed Hassan Khomeini congratulates Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team on winning World ...

The grandson of Imam Khomeini has congratulated the Iranian people, the country’s sporting community, wrestlers, coaching staff, and wrestling officials on the Iranian national Greco-Roman wrestling team’s victory at the World Championships held in Kazakhstan.

Division: A poison that destroys from within

After Seyyed Mostafa’s body had been buried, the Imam came to the shrine on the first night and ...

From the book Memoirs of Najaf, p. 7.

Dr. Komsari: Ayatollah Seyyed Mostafa Khomeini was an independent jurist and prolific scholar

Dr. Komsari highlights scholarly contributions, political struggles and historical impact of the ...

The head of the Institute for the Compilation and Publication of Imam Khomeini’s Works, emphasizing that the scholarly contributions, political struggles, and historical impact of the martyred Ayatollah Seyyed Mostafa Khomeini extended far beyond his years of life, said: “In my view, commemorating figures such as Seyyed Mostafa Khomeini becomes more meaningful when it goes beyond describing their personal virtues and leads to reflection on the responsibilities of today’s seminaries.”