World Leaders Highlight Various Aspects of Imam’s Personality (3)

Several well-renown international pundits say Imam Khomeini the religious and spiritual leader of the Muslim world has emerged as an unprecedented comprehensive personality of the contemporary era and for the coming centuries. They have underscored various aspects including Islamic, philosophical and intellectual aspects of the Imam’s personality...

Supreme Leader’s Norouz Message

The following is the full text of the message issued on March 20, 2013 by Ayatollah Khamenei the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution on the occasion of Norouz.

An interview with Professor Yaghoub Yahya:

Imam Khomeini is a Role Model for All Muslims

Professor YaghoubYahya is a Muslim scholar and lives in Nigeria. Last year on the occasion of death anniversary of Imam Khomeini he was a guest of this country. What follows is the text of an interview with him performed by Hozour magazine.

The great Imam emphasized on nations’ sovereignty

Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic, encouraged all Islamic and no-Islamic nations ...

Different Dimensions of Imam Khomeini's Personality

A personality that managed to throw the 2500 year long effete Pahlavi monarchy into the dustbin of history in light of belief in divinely grace and faith, thus giving a new identity to Islamic society, removing the trauma of self-forgetfulness from their mind and acquainting them with his real

Twenty-Three Years after Imam Khomeini

I heard a visitor whom for sure had read the Imam’s humble remark, and in an answer whispered in tears: “O Imam! What shortcomings are you talking about? As far as we are concerned, you have been all goodness, purity and light”

Role of Imam Khomeini in Formation of Shia Ideology

In the course of the Islamic Revolution, Shia Islam functioned as a guiding and emancipating ideology. In this connection, Imam Khomeini's role as the great ideologist of the Islamic Revolution is very outstanding.

Human Rights According to Imam Khomeini (s)

Imam (s) goes on to say: "A state can claim that it protects human rights when its government is based on divine religious tenets and … As long as that most fundamental detail, which is belief in God, is missing, as long as there is no fear of Him nor of a reckoning on the Day of Judgment, then confusion and disorder will reign among man and mankind will be dragged toward corruption and ruin." (Sahifeh, vol. 4, p. 382)