Iranians benefited tremendously from the 1979 Islamic Revolution

Foreign figures used to send postal card to Imam Khomeini on Christmas

Several foreign figures and common people used to send congratulatory messages to Imam on the auspicious occasion of Christmas.

Imam Khomeini explained the source of moral corruption

Imam Khomeini through his theological works explained that faith, which is the joy and fortune of the soul, is different from knowledge, which is the pleasure and satisfaction of the intellect.

Imam Khomeini's Forty Hadtih, a source of divine knowledge and wisdom

Forty Hadith by Imam Khomeini, the original work in Persian, published several times under the title “Arba’in, ya chihil hadith” was written by Imam al-Khumayni nearly five decades ago and was completed in the month of Muharram 1358 (April-May, 1939).

The value o human existence as a trustee Of Divine Honor

Imam Khomeini through his theological works explained that the moral excellence through which the saints of God (awliya’ Allah) acquired resemblance to Him.

Imam warns against kibr towards men of divine knowledge

Imam Khomeini through his theological works explained that as to the kibr towards the creatures of God, kibr towards men of divine knowledge and scholars is the worst form of it, and its evil effects are graver and its harms more serious than of any other type of kibr.

Revolution under Imam Khomeini leadership gained momentum, Shah fled Iran

Faced with an army mutiny and violent demonstrations against his rule, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was forced to flee Iran. Following Shah escape, Imam Khomeini extended his congratulation to the Iranian nation, saying it was a starting point for a great victory.

Purification of action remains source of all excellence and perfection, Imam Khomeini explained

Imam Khomeini has stressed through his theological works that acts are subservient to the soul’s character (shakilah) and although the soul’s character is constituted by its inward form and the traits (malakat) inherent in it, intentions constitute its outward character.