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An Interview with an Indian Author

The Familiarity of the Indian People with Imam Khomeini

An Indian author believes that reading Imam Khomeini’s books will cause the familiarity of different people with Islam and Shia.

Was Held in the Martyr Fahmideh Base

The 23rd Demise Anniversary of the Founder of the Islamic Republic Conference

This ceremony of the great leader of the Islamic revolution should be for bringing more unity.

Argentinean scholar:

Imam Khomeini’s revolution attained the culture of Ahl al-Bayt to the world

In 1979 Iran’s Islamic revolution had become victorious and Imam Khomeini sent clergies to Latin America. One of them came to Argentina and made a Mosque. This clergyman translated several books and caused a new movement through Muslims

Ayatollah Javadi Amoli

The story of delivering Imam Khomeini’s letter to Gorbachev

Before and after the official visit of the Iranian delegation with the leader of the Soviet Union, there were no political contacts made, to a person or a group, by the head of the delegation, because this visit was only for submitting the message and clarifying its deep contents.

The Imam’s historical message to Mikhail Gorbachev

The Imam’s prediction that Communism will fall

In 1989, Imam Khomeini sent a message to Gorbachev inviting him to accept Islam and warning him of the fall of the Soviet Union and the Communist way of thought. The Imam talked of the inability of fulfilling spiritual needs by material things.

Sayyid Hassan Khomeini:

“Ashura is an uprising against oppression and deviation.”

Sayyid Hassan Khomeini said: “We are now faced with a society, which more than ever is in need of learning and understanding the lesson of Ashura. We must always keep Ashura as a fountain of truth in our minds.”

Sayyid Hassan Khomeini said:

Art is not only an impartial means of expressing problems within society

"A group of mature and young poets met up with Sayyid Hassan Khomeini and recited their poems for him and gave their views regarding the society. Sayyid Hassan told them of their duties as artists, and said that they should not be an impartial means of expressing problems but should also step forward and help solve them, however difficult this transition may be."