Sajad Bahrami Moghadam; Mahdieh Heidari
Volume 7, Issue 13 , September 2018, , Pages 111-133
Abstract
The outbreak of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, and the establishment of the Islamic Republic as a system derived from Islamic religious values, have had an increasing impact on the ...
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The outbreak of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, and the establishment of the Islamic Republic as a system derived from Islamic religious values, have had an increasing impact on the process of Islamism and Islamic awakening in the Islamic world, especially in Arab countries. However, this islamic re-resurrection in these societies has also faced challenging and restraining forces. Therefore, the main question raised in this study is, what effect has the Islamic Revolution of Iran had on the Islamic world, especially on the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf region? The temporary response is that the revival and growth of the Islamic awakening has been the most important impact of the Islamic Revolution in the Muslim world, especially in the Arab countries, and the most challenging force against it has been the growth of extremist thought. The findings indicate that in parallel with the expansion of the Islamic awakening process in these countries and the deep intrusion of the values of the Islamic Revolution in these societies, key decision makers in these societies have been forced to change their style of governance and establish a political order based on original Islamic values. The research method in this research is descriptive-analytical method and data collection method is based on library method.
