It is important to look beyond the fall of the West-backed Pahlavi dynasty in order to understand the complete political significance of the great revolution led by Imam Khomeini.

Iran has kicked off Ten-Day Dawn celebrations marking the 44th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution.

At a time when the diabolic projects of sectarianism and Takfirism are being aggressively marketed to dismember the community, it has become all the more critical to upholding the banner of unity, brotherhood, amity and tolerance. 

Hezbollah has become the powerful defender of Lebanon's national interests particularly against the attempts by Israel to encroach on Lebanese territory and vital Lebanese economic and political interests. 

To many political pundits, analysts, spiritual men, and religious scholars, Mikhail Gorbachev’s name brings to mind a historic letter the founder of the Islamic Revolution Imam Khomeini wrote to him in Jan. 1989

The fatwa against Salman Rushdie pertained to a specific and not a general ruling, implying that it was only applicable to Rushdie in order to set a precedent. 

One of the main frameworks used to discipline Muslims in the contemporary times is the good vs bad Muslim binary. This discourse is so pervasive, that we can find it within Muslim communities themselves.