Imam Khomeini had rational-mystical attitude to religion

Imam Khomeini could be described as a comprehensive thinker who heeded religion with a view based on rationality and principles.

Imam Khomeini wanted religious ceremonies to become platform for promoting genuine teachings

The great Imam wanted all religious and spiritual ceremonies to become the platform for promotion of justice and real Islamic administration be developed from such stages.

Imam Khomeini favored promoting sports, healthy entertainment

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic used to put emphasizes on promoting exercise, sports and healthy types of entertainment across schools, universities and all other institutions. Imam also encouraged sportsmen to participate and win titles on international level and world cups in various fields .

Imam Khomeini’s efforts facilitated peaceful co-existence of various religions

Rostam Khosroyani, a Zoroastrian leader made the remarks in a statement released on the 29th departure anniversary of the father of Islamic Revolution and Founder of the Islamic Republic, the Imam Khomeini.

Imam Khomeini showed the practicability of Islamic laws, defended freedoms

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic was brought the Islamic revolution to victory and showed the practicability of Islamic laws in society by enshrining them in the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Imam Khomeini was a great thinker with a multi-dimensional personality

Iran's Consul General in Mumbai, India, Ahmad Sadeqi said the Late Founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran Imam Khomeini was a great thinker with a multi-dimensional personality who had a full knowledge of various branches of science though his political thoughts that have some governmental and societal applications encompass other concepts of his thoughts.

Jewish society holds ceremony to honor Imam Khomeini

Selfishness and egoism, the most dangerous traps for mankind

Imam Khomeini, the late leader of the Islamic Republic stressed through his theological works that the most dangerous trap for mankind is their selfishness and egoism.