The Prophet of Islam(s), the Noblest of Beings and the Most Perfect Human

The universe was never before and will never after be graced with a blessing such as the sacred being of the Noble Messenger (s) of Islam. This auspicious being is the noblest of God's creations, the most perfect human being ever, and is the greatest guide of mankind. (Sahifeh, vol. 14, Page: 6, Speech, January 24, 1981)

Human Rights According to Imam Khomeini (s)

Imam Khomeini: "Freedom of expression, free elections, freedom of the press, radio and television, and freedom to propagate, these are basic human rights."

An Analysis on the Supreme Leader's Inaugural Speech Regarding the Foreign Policy at the 16th NAM ...

Imam Khomeini's foreign policy through his movement was not only aligned with the rightful request of independence of the NAM members but was even more seriously seeking for a global unity. The inaugural speeches of the Iranian Supreme Leader regarding the foreign policy according to Imam Khomeini's strategies shed the light on the pathat the 16th NAM summit as we try to analyze its dimensions in this article.

NAM from viewpoint of Imam Khomeini

Imam Khomeini’s Guidance Must Shape NAM’s Core Policy

A former Iranian envoy has emphasized that Imam Khomeini’s famous slogan of ‘neither East, nor West’ must shape and serve as the core strategy of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).

NAM from viewpoint of Imam Khomeini

Imam Emphasized on Independence of NAM Movement

Imam Khomeini’s insistence on independence and negation of any association with the American imperialism or Soviet Union was one of motive for Iran to join the Non-Aligned Movement”.

Non-Alignment of Iran in Relation to the Big Powers

I once again extend my support to all the liberation movements of the world and sincerely wish that they will succeed in attaining freedom for their societies. And it is hoped that the Islamic government will come to their rescue whenever necessary. [1]

Qazi Qoreishi

Imam Khomeini’s Dream Will Come True in a Near Future

Qazi Qoreishi studied law in India as well as in England. In India he became an advocate of Mumbai high court in 1949 and in 1959 he graduated in law in London. He practiced law since 1949 until 1951. When in Mumbai in 1960, a new high court existed which he practiced and became judge there. He retired from high court judgeship in August of 1989. Below you will find his responses in an interview.

Imam’s Prediction about the Falling of the Communism