Pakistan felicitates Iran on 44th anniversary of Revolution

President of Pakistan Arif Alvi, on behalf of the government and the people of Pakistan, felicitated Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei on the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

Commemoration of victory anniv. of Islamic Revolution in Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Brazil

In the ceremony at Iran’s embassy in the Republic of Azerbaijan, Iranian Ambassador Abbas Mousavi underlined that the Islamic Revolution has played a unique role in preserving stability and security in West Asia and the whole world.

Iranian Embassy hosts top Malaysian officials in ceremony marking Islamic Revolution anniversary

The Iranian Embassy in Malaysia on Saturday held a ceremony to mark the 44th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, which was attended by political and cultural officials and high-ranking figures, including former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad.

Hakim: Imam Khamenei's insight about Iraq's realities deeper than many others

How Islamic Revolution won hearts and minds in Indian Subcontinent

The triumphant homecoming of Imam Khomeini, the charismatic leader of the Islamic Revolution, this week 44 years ago, marked the beginning of religious and political awakening not only in Iran but across the world.

Islamic Revolution anniversary: Unity key to defeating the enemies' hybrid warfare

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says the key to defeating the enemies' hybrid warfare against the Iranian people is to maintain unity, calling on people to attend nationwide February 11 demonstrations.

Congratulatory messages pour in on 44th anniversary of Islamic Revolution

As Iran prepares to hold nationwide rallies on the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, messages have poured in from several world leaders, who felicitated the nation on overthrowing the US-backed Pahlavi regime.

How Islamic Revolution empowered and uplifted women in Iran

Contrary to reality, the women of Iran are shown as controlled and oppressed. Did the Islamic Revolution really push them back or lift them up to dignified positions and honor? Are they living in a repressive society or one that liberates and empowers them, especially women, in a progressive way?