Viewing the cAbbasid Revolution and Iranian from a comparative perspective is focus of this study. The was first Islamic revolution, most recent both which occurred in Muslim societies practically began same geographical area. Although more than twelve centuries separate two revolutions, similarities exist between them. Both produced profound results, similar lessons may be culled revolution to...

After Musa al-Sadr arrived in Lebanon 1959, the passive Shi’i community became active, and this activism finally ended with Hezbollah gaining control serving Iran its confrontation Israel. The research literature on his activities shows that was, still remains, a phenomenon who, by virtue of deeds charisma, elevated population from being feeble ineffective to proud dominant one. This article ho...

Abstract:Oil is undoubtedly the most important, and at the same time, the most politico-economic commodity in today’s world. As the most important source of economic and political power, oil has constantly played a significant role for Iranian governments both before and after the revolution [1979], and has served as a major fuel for their economic power. However, historical experience in...