Imam Hussein, the Highest of Martyrs, in the View of Some Orientalists and Intellectuals (1)

The great personality of Imam Hussein and his act of bravery in Karbala have been frequently debated by the intellectuals and thinkers of different nationalities. A series of these opinions will be chronologically available on our website for the respected viewers. The following deals with the ideas of 'Mahatma Gandhi', the late Indian spiritual leader:

“The Path”, states speeches of the great Iranian leaders

A selection of the statements by both Imam Khomeini and grand Ayatollah Khamenei, leader of the Islamic republic, has been published in the 3rd volume of a collection titled ‘the Path’ in Kabul.

Human Rights According to Imam Khomeini (s)

Imam Khomeini: "Freedom of expression, free elections, freedom of the press, radio and television, and freedom to propagate, these are basic human rights."

Rabbi Golestani Nejad

Attendance of Jews in the Global Quds Day

The official religious scholar of the Iranian Jews announced the vast participation of Iranian Jews in the global Quds day, "There is no doubt that the changes in the region shows the realization of Imam Khomeini' call."

A member of "Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen" of Pakistan

Imam Khomeini had named Martyr Arif Hussaini a Mujajid scholar.

A member of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen of Pakistan mentioning the words of the late Imam about Martyr Arif Hussaini, counted this bold Shia leader as the unity flag holder in Pakistan.

Respect to Privacy in Judiciary System in Imam’s Thoughts

Imam Khomeini’s Eight Articled Directives Are One His Strongest Ideas

Imam Khomeini's Message:

Martyrdom of 72 Companions of the Imam and the Nation

On June 28, 1981 (7 Tir, 1360) a powerful bomb went off at the headquarters of the Iran’s Islamic Republic Party (IRP) in Tehran, while a meeting of party leaders was in progress. Seventy-three leading officials of the Islamic Republic lost their lives, including Chief Justice and party secretary Ayatollah Dr. Mohammad Beheshti, four cabinet ministers (Health, Transport, Telecommunications and Energy ministers), twenty-seven members of the Majlis (Iranian Parliament), and several other government officials. The bomber, who was as a young student and a Mujahedin operative named Mohammad Reza Kolahi, had long ago penetrated into the party. After planting the bomb inside the party building, Kolahi fled the scene before the explosion. Mujahedin-e khalq terrorist organization officially assumed responsibility for this terrorist operation.