A study of Shia political thought with an emphasis on the ideals of Imam Khomeini

A study on peoples’ and government’s mutual duties, on economic issues according to Islamic jurisprudence

the vivid thoughts of Imam Khomeini on economy– even though not been compiled officially by himself in form of a book – bears a systematic framework and it is based on Islamic principles that shows his precision and its worth whileness in usage.

A comparative study between Mullah sadra and Imam Khomeini’s views about divine existence, with explanation of their fundamentals.

Author: Ali Allah Dadi publication year: 2010

Imam Khomeini’s personality and its comparison with charismatic leadership of Max Weber

Author: Sadegh Karami Year of presentation: 2010

Political participation of women from Imam Khomeini’s viewpoint

Author: Fatima Kashif al-Ghatta Year of publication: 2006 University: Baqer al-Uloom Higher Educational Institute

Human behavior from Imam Khomeini’s viewpoint

The main subjects in the first chapter are the individual features and those mean the worshiping and family ones of Imam is in mind. The second chapter examines the social-political features of Imam such as paying attention to imam's political life since he was a child until he became a leader and introducing him as the greatest savor of the participation in the positive politics.

Imam Khomeini and the reviving of Islamic civilization

what is Imam Khomeini’s view regarding Islamic civilization and according to him how can the Islamic civilization be revived? One of the scenes that has been very much neglected regarding Imam Khomeini is the aspect of his thoughts that make civilization. According to Imam when Muslims pass four phases they will reach their well-being and greatness that was before and it was at the top of Islam. First getting to know the causes and the factors behind the decline of the world of Islam such as forgetting the teachings of making civilization that has to do with religion and an inclination regarding being aristocrats disagreement of the body of believers feeling helpless vis-à-vis foreigners.