Imam predicted the collapse of communism

Imam Khomeini, the great religious and spiritual leader of the Islamic World had predicted the collapse of Communism and sudden fall of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) though his political wisdom.

Imam Khomeini, the Revivalist of Ashura Culture

Imam Khomeini’s movement which had started on the evening of Ashura in 1342 AHS reached its highest point at the month of Muharram in 1358 AHS. Imam’s historical massage for the Islamic revolution manifested itself in the slogan of “the blood’s triumph over the sword.”

Imam Khomeini's Approach Toward Imam Hussein's Movement and Its Impact on the Formation of Iran's ...

it is concluded that Imam Khomeini provided chances for changes, evolutions and resistances and made it possible for people to oppose Pahlavi's regime, form Basij, develop Iran's revolution and establish Iran's Islamic government by relying on values resulted from Ashura movement and injecting these values to the culture accepted by the nation.

Why Imam Khomeini Was Attracted to Mulla Sadra's Philosophy

Imam Khomeini & Mulla Sadra

Muhammadzadeh mentioning that Imam Khomeini was among those who believed in philosophical thought and the values related to rationality in Iran, said: "From his youth, Imam had studied philosophy at the classes of great professors such as the late Sayyid Abulhassan Rafie Qazwini and the late Ayatollah Shahabadi and he had also taught a number of students in this field, including the late Sayyid Jalaluddin Ashtiani and Sheikh Mahdi Haeri Yazi."

The Second International Congress of Imam Khomeini & the Revival of Religious Beliefs

Abdolmarzooq

Imam wanted the Muslims to be United

Abdolmarzooq, a Sri Lankan lawyer who is also a judge was interviewed by Imam Khomeini English Portal.

A Brief Biography of Hujjatul-Islam Sayyid Hassan Khomeini

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.