The Role of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in Strengthening Shiite Movements of Pakistan

Subject Areas : علوم سیاسی

Saeid  Khosravi ¹ ()
Fatemeh  Mohammadi ² ()

Received: 2014-09-10 Accepted : 2015-03-12 Published : 2015-06-01

Keywords: Revolution, The Islamic Revolution, The Islamic Movement,

Abstract :

The concept of issuance of revolution is synonymous with the expansion of revolution that Imam considered it at beginning of the revolution. Before the revolution, western countries’ effort and program involved in the dried roots of Islam in different countries and reduced the concepts and doctorins of it. For this reason, this was the most important influence of Islamic revolution was. Series of changes that occurred in the Iranian revolution, in addition to fundamental changes in the Iran's political system and society, beyond the borders of Iran swept and had a major influence in the Arab and Muslim world. In Pakistan, Iran's revolution leads to the promotion of intellectual and political vision of Shiite youth generation and strengthen Movement enforcement law parsley and Imamieh students organization that the revolution is the same Horicon. But before Islamic revolution, Pakistan Shiite clerics had little presence in the political and social scenes and more shaped up on traditional ceremonies, banquet and feasts infallibles and especially mourners seyed al shohada, and didn't have constructive role in this affairs too ;Because during these activities were more attentive to differences between Shia and Sunni. Nevertheless, after the Islamic Revolution, Shiite clerics on their religious and social movement, people were invited to participate in politics.

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