Areas of influence of the Islamic Revolution   Many experts and researchers believe that Iran’s Islamic Revolution is one of the main effective factors in advancing the process of the Islamic Awakening and awareness and increasing...

The question is, why, how, and to what extent the Islamic Revolution of Iran, has influenced the Muslim world? In the issue of measuring the reflection of the Islamic Revolution of Iran within the Muslim countries of the Middle East, the study of the...

A Foreign Policy Based on the Principles of Islamic Republic   The foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is based on a set of principles that serve as guiding principles for the activism of this policy in the international arena. The...

Introduction:   As a divine movement, the Islamic Revolution of Iran that was inclusive and based on pure human nature was able to bring the importance of software power to the fore and as a revolution in values ​​and norms, it also...

In response to the question of why the Islamic Revolution in Iran has affected contemporary Islamic political movements, one can point to the many commonalities that exist between the Islamic Revolution in Iran and contemporary Islamic political...

The political discourse of wilayati[1] political Islam in Afghanistan could be considered a consequence of the politicization of Shi’ahs in recent centuries. Over the contemporary and older history of Afghanistan, the Shi’ahs have always...

  In the Muslim world today, especially concerning Iran’s Islamic Revolution, religious activism has been re-institutionalized and the process of Islamic revivalism emerged as a broad social movement that confronts the challenge of...

One of the United States’ top priorities in the Middle East is supporting authoritarianism and authoritarian regimes that are in line with Washington’s policies in the region. The priority of maintaining stability and security in the Middle...

 Initially, the geographical proximity between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan as well as good relations between the two countries’ governments reduced the pressures on Shi’ahs. But because the country’s Shi’ahs,...

After Iran’s Islamic Revolution, Pakistan was the first country to recognize the Islamic Republic of Iran. The emergence of Iran’s Islamic Revolution is a turning point in the political life of the Pakistani people. Iran’s Islamic...

Abstract The Islamic Revolution in Iran was one of the greatest events of the twentieth century, which, in addition to causing fundamental changes in the political system and Iranian society, also went beyond the borders and inspired Muslims in...

The new plan, which the Americans call the Greater Middle East, was based on amending the Sykes-Picot Agreement and changing the plan that the United Kingdom and France had drawn up for the region during World War I. The plan which included Iran, Turkey,...

Introduction The Islamic Revolution changed the unilateral path of the West’s influence on the East. Today, one of the important topics of various Western scientific-strategic centres is the study of the impact of this Revolution and the Islamic...

1.Iraq: as an important Shi’ah-majority Arab country, Iraq was a good channel for the export of the Islamic Revolution as well as its presence in the Arab world; Because the Iraqi Shi’ahs were fighting with the Ba’athist regime, the...

1.3) Central Asia and the Caucasus: The history of Central Asia and the Caucasus is intertwined with Islamic culture and Iranian traditions, and regions that have now become independent republics have been part of Iran’s territory for centuries....

Introduction Iran’s Islamic Revolution, known as the last revolution of the twentieth century, is undoubtedly a remarkable and historical event among a series of events and political and social developments of the contemporary era. An event that...

Revolutions not only affect domestic, social, political, economic, and cultural conditions and sometimes fundamentally change society, but also, they affect the regional and international environment and in some cases the structure of international...

Many historical events that have taken place in the geographical environments are not derived from an abstract source and are influenced by their geographical spatial. In the 1950s, Torsten Hägerstrand, the geographer, sought to theorize the...

Libya is situated in the north and east hemispheres in North Africa and next to the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered by Egypt to the east, by Tunisia and Algeria to the west, by Sudan to the southeast and by Niger and Chad to the south. (Libya Blogfa,...

Tunisia is a country that is also known as the Republic of Tunisia. In the Arabic language, the name of the capital city, Tunis, means ‘the whole country.’ The ancient province of Rome in Africa under Arab rule was initially called Ifriqiyyah...