Khomeini Kabir, Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran

Khomeini Kabir, Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran

The Iranian people spent difficult years under the rule of the imperial regime & And oppressed and without any opposition, listen to their orders, all injustices and inequalities Years passed and a great man from Iran cried out for struggle and resistance He started oppression and encouraged the people to face this situation
Imam Khomeini with authoritative management with the help of the people to seriously confront him,However, the Pahlavi regime was very powerful in terms of military equipment But the solidarity and empathy of the people, even empty-handed, became impenetrable barriers ,That was the basis of the victory of the right over the wrong.
Imam Khomeini was deported in the hope that his absence would weaken the people on the path to revolution unaware that he not only puts success at the forefront of himself and the people with remote management rather, many people in exile became acquainted with his valuable personality.
Our wise leader challenged the people with the right management and politics, and the king and powerful political men, forced him to leave irrevocably.
With the spread of the popular uprising and the Shah's departure from Iran, Shapur Bakhtiar remained the last and only hope of the pahlavi regime and the western leaders supporting the regime, as prime minister.Imam Khomeini, who had announced the condition of his entry into the country, the Shah's departure, decided to return with the Shah's escape on December 17, 1978.(masculine)
Imam Khomeini (RA) was in exile from 13 Aban 1342 to 12 Bahman 1357, ie about fourteen years, and in 1343 he was first exiled to Turkey and after a while to Iraq. He spent time in a village called Nofel Loshato.
On the evening of the 11th of Bahman, Imam Khomeini's plane, may God have mercy on him, roared from Charles de Gaulle Airport in France.
The return flight of Seyyed Ruhollah Khomeini from France to Tehran was accompanied by a large number of people, including revolutionary politicians, American agents, trained guerrillas, Ayatollah Khomeini's family, and journalists.
On the 12th of Bahman 1357, the most glorious welcome in history became apparent. This day is one of the most enduring days in the contemporary history of Iran and the enthusiasm of the people was indescribable. Many people had come to Tehran to attend the welcoming ceremony of the Imam.
On February 7, the largest march in the country took place and millions of people supported the elected government of Imam Khomeini.
On the other hand, in the decade of the revolution, the army, which was the only point of reliance of the regime, joined the revolution. Fleeing, disobedience, striking, participating in demonstrations, and finally, allegiance to Imam Khomeini, may God have mercy on him, were signs of the army's association with the Imam, which culminated on the 19th of Bahman. As a result, the regime quickly disintegrated without support, and the Islamic Revolution reached its final victory on February 13th.

collector:F* Ebrahimpour*