Taking a Look at the Iranian Revolution

She is famous for using secret police. Iran 's law enforcement department, known as SAVAK, aims to silence opposition to Shah. SAVAK is afraid of its cruel tactics and almost infinite power. When Shah held power, his family and friends handed over the power. The middle class of Iran points out that his domination will benefit only the rich. Middle Eastern countries have experienced economic growth under his control, but many believe that the gap between the poor and the rich will only expand.

The Iranians were suppressed by Shaireza Pahlavi for 25 years in 1979, but he was knocked down by the Iranian Revolution. Because of the Iranian revolution, the country is very fragile, allowing the fundamentalist Ayatollah Khomeini to hold power. This is a sudden change in Pahlavi's law and its Western ideals. Ayatollah is strict in religion, bringing many social changes. Many say that Ayatolla's control brought Iran's famous radicalism.

In 1979, due to the Iranian Revolution, the Iranian government has transformed from constitutional warrants to the Ayatollah ruler Khomeini, the Shiite Muslim clerics, and the populist Islamic republic ruled by Maya. After the revolution, a new constitution was passed, the government was established by a referendum, and Khomeini was elected the highest leader. In the next two years, the liberal, leftist, and Islamic groups fought each other, and the Islamists acquired power. Together with two opposing margins, Safavi 's Shia Islam' s 12 Shia versions, and the Iranian relationship with Saudi Arabia, the development of the Iranian Revolution and Salafir in Saudi Arabia, the use of sectarian conflicts by these governments I brought it. Their political interests

Iran's revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini is very supportive of the unification of the Shi'ites - Sunnis, but he also challenges Saudi Arabia, which is a "dirty corrupted dictator" and a milf A revolutionary "American slave" who thinks. Nasr, partly because of Saudi Arabia not only made Saudi Arabia angry, but also the world's Islamic school, the world's major international scholarship and scholarship that bothered many fundamental allies and donors of Arab worldwide It is a kind of donor. Another influence pointed out by political scientist Jill Keppel is that the initial appeal of the Islamic Revolution against Sunnis and Shiites and the Khomeini desire to export the revolution urged Saudi Arabia more rigorously is there. Religious "religious justification" (and the competition over Afghanistan's jihadist group and Iran's revolutionary ideology)