FM Zarif warns about long-term repercussions of US blacklisting of IRGC

He used to recite supplications daily at Imam Ali (PBUH)'s holy shrine in Najaf

It has been recalled through a series of memoirs that the late founder of the Islamic Republic used to recite some recommended supplications at the holy shrine while his stay in Najaf.

A Comparative Study of concept of Love from the Perspective of Moulavi and Imam Khomeini

Moulavi and Imam who lived in different times centuries apart each other, but carrying out a research works about similarities between the two personalities in the field of mysticism and literature is too interesting and informative and still have not been analyzed well Imam Khomeini has about dozens of works including, some of which are in Arabic. Imam's mystical books, written in prose, are often among the most difficult of mystical texts and write difficult mystical material with their own writing and expression; the content of these works is such that sometimes it does not fall within the scope of a literary study like this essay.

Imam Khomeini revived spirituality, confronted materialism

Imam Khomeini lived in a world in which materialism, whether in the frame of eastern socialism or western liberalism, stood out and religion, spirituality, truth and 'Idalah were exposed to threats of all sorts by ill-wishing Mammonists, with the distorted form of something devoid of truth and value lingered in human societies.

Why did Imam Khomeini use to visit holy shrine in Najaf daily?

The late founder of the Islamic Republic used to visit the holy shrine of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) twice a day while in exile in the holy city of Najaf.

Zarif says US, Israel falsifying Torah for Iranophobia purpose

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the Trump administration is giving voice to Israel's falsification of the Torah to promote Iranophobia.

A formula to distinguishing Truth from Falsehood

Nowruz on the streets in Iran

People in Iran are celebrating the start of the Persian New Year, which has since ancient times been set on the Iranian calendar to coincide with the coming of the spring.