Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, English Dissertations- Unit 2

Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, English Dissertations- Unit 1

Bibliography of Iran’s Islamic Revolution , English books, Unit1

Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah Secretary General:

Imam Khomeini's Verdict Regarding the Satanic Verses Was a Deterrent to Sacrilege

Hezbollah Secretary General in his speech considered defending the Prophet of Islam as defending all the sacred matters, prophets and divine religions and stated: "To create sedition among Muslims and Christians in the world is the main goal for repeating these sacrileges and right now the Christians are used by the enemies."

Admiral Habibollah Sayyari:

Accepting the resolution in that time was a part of Imam's military strategies.

The Commander of the Navy mentioning that Imam Khomeini had a great perspective about the sacred defense and accepting the resolution 598, counted the Islamic Awakening as the continue of this approach.

Simultaneously with the Resolution 598 Adoption:

The Congress of War and Defense in Imam Khomeini's Perception held in Qom

The secretary of the congress of War and Defense in Imam Khomeini's Perception reported that the congress is going to be held this Wednesday in Qom.

Why Imam Accepted Resolution 598

God knows that if it were not because of the motive that all of us as well as our honor and credibility must be sacrificed for the interest of Islam and Muslims, we would never be satisfied with this act while death and martyrdom are more pleasant for me.

Imam Khomeini's Message:

Martyrdom of 72 Companions of the Imam and the Nation

On June 28, 1981 (7 Tir, 1360) a powerful bomb went off at the headquarters of the Iran’s Islamic Republic Party (IRP) in Tehran, while a meeting of party leaders was in progress. Seventy-three leading officials of the Islamic Republic lost their lives, including Chief Justice and party secretary Ayatollah Dr. Mohammad Beheshti, four cabinet ministers (Health, Transport, Telecommunications and Energy ministers), twenty-seven members of the Majlis (Iranian Parliament), and several other government officials. The bomber, who was as a young student and a Mujahedin operative named Mohammad Reza Kolahi, had long ago penetrated into the party. After planting the bomb inside the party building, Kolahi fled the scene before the explosion. Mujahedin-e khalq terrorist organization officially assumed responsibility for this terrorist operation.