The Global Quds Day

"The issue of Quds is not a private or personal issue. It is neither the exclusive problem of one country nor a present-day problem of all Muslims. Rather, it is a phenomenon concerning the monotheists and faithful people of all ages-past, present and future." Imam Khomeini (s)

The Global Day of Quds,

A Day to Announce Muslims' Supports of Palestinians

A young Palestinian Journalist described the global Quds day, a day to announce the global support of Palestinians in the format of the doctrine which Imam Khomeini has institutionalized in 1971.

Part II

Conduct of Imam Khomeini during the Month of Ramadan

Imam would make use of every small window in his daily schedule to open and study the holy Quran.

What Were the Goals of Imam’s Eight Articled Directive?

Message

Details of Secretary of Imam Khomeini’s Commemoration Committee’s Press Conference

Mohammad Ali Ansari’s Press Conference

Imam’s demise anniversary should be the symbol of fulfillment of his dream of unity. Imam’s commemoration ceremony isn’t a ceremony for a group or movement to show their power but it’s a symbol of unity of all those who are faithful to Imam and his thoughts.

How did the Soviet Union end?

The collapse of the Soviet Union made the bipolar world disappear, a world which through the last decades had decided about the political destiny of countries. This situation eased the reliance on culture to determine different layers of foreign policies in a government-nation level by the international players. On the other hand, it confirmed that along with the cultural role of politicians, we shouldn't forget that not seeing the effects of religious features, believes and traditions of nations on structuring a culture would cause disasters.

Iran-Russia relations

From Imam Khomeini’s letter to the collapse of the Soviet Union

When Mikhail Gorbachev, Head of state of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, received Imam Khomeini’s letter from the Imam’s chosen delegation party, he turned to them and said: “Although the people of the Soviet Union and Iran are followers of different schools of thought, this does not prevent us from cooperating with each other based on our common principles and traditions.” On January the 4th 1989, when Eduard Shevardnadze, the Soviet foreign minister, traveled to Iran after his visit to Iraq and delivered Gorbachev’s official response to Imam Khomeini, he was also instructed to talk about bilateral relations.