Imam Khomeini: Regarding seminaries, I have repeatedly said that if knowledge minus piety is not ...

Sahifeh-ye-Imam, V 18, P 88

Examining the Duties of the Islamic State to Enforce Social Justice From Imam Khomeini's Perspective

Imam Khomeini, as a scholar of Islam and justice Seeker, with a deep understanding of the importance of justice in the Qur'an and Sunnah and the fact that many of the problems and difficulties of the society are rooted in the disbelief or confrontation of the rulers with justice has been commented on many times. This research has been done descriptively and analytically, and its findings indicate that, according to Imam Khomeini, the Islamic government is responsible for eliminating oppression, discrimination, and justice in society and should prioritize this issue and Work through practical solutions to achieve this

Self-examination would not hinder your day-to-day activity, Divine forces will prevail

Imam Khomeini assured believers and faithful people that this practice of self-criticism and self-examination would not hinder your day-to-day activity.

Imam Khomeini stressed need for acquisition of virtues and human nobilities

Imam Khomeini through his theological works says that the acquisition of the virtues and human nobilities and standards is a difficult and great duty which rests upon your shoulders.

Freedom of expression and media from Imam Khomeini’s viewpoint

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic, maintained that if the newspapers or media outlets were not harmful or their contents were not misleading, were free for activities.

Imam Khomeini; flag barrier of fight against discrimination and injustice

Comparative Study of the Concept of Justice in Imam Khomeini and Sayyid Qutb’s Political Thought.

Someone from whose hands, tongue and eyes other Muslims are not safe is not truly a Muslim, Imam ...

Imam Khomeini explains the famous Hadith by the holy prophet of Islam that someone from whose hands, tongue and eyes other Muslims are not safe is not truly a Muslim, although he may be outwardly and formally a Muslim who has formally proclaimed: “La ilaha illallah” (There is no god but Allah).