elections 1403

Departure of Imam Hussein: armed uprising or civil protest?

Ashkouri: The departure of Imam Hussein was an armed uprising.

Dabagh: Imam Hossein's departure against the caliph was a form of civil disobedience

The border between myth and superstition in Ashura narration

Dabbagh: Some may use superstitions and anti-rational words to warm up the meeting.

What did Imam Hossein's command to do good mean?

Ashkouri: The more I research, the more my devotion to Imam Hossein grows

Ashura: A revolutionary or romantic narrative?

Pezeshkian's note in Tehran Times: strengths and unwritten lines

Ashkouri: One of the reasons why Imam Hossein became a role model throughout history is that he did not sell his vote

Pezeshkian attitude to China and Russia

Alizadeh: Pezeshkian's laudatory interpretations of China and Russia are very interesting.

Was the war between Yazid and Imam Hossein a power struggle?

Alizadeh: The elections of the Islamic Republic are a closed circuit that no one can enter from outside

Mena's sermon and the grounds of Imam Hossein's uprising

Ashkouri: The origin of Imam Hussein's famous sermon and its radical view of the Umayyad caliphate goes back to Saqifah.

Is the Tehran Times article a sign of the adjustment of the leader's policies?

Was the government of Imam Hussein a religious government?

Ashkouri: The government of that period can be considered both religious and non-religious.

Masoud Pezeshkian's foreign policy in Tehran Times article

Alizadeh: In this note, neither a change in policy nor a change in tone can be seen.

Alizadeh: I still cannot consider Raisi's death an accident

Is it possible to modify the structure?

Jafarpour: One of the essentials for reforming governance is to amend the constitution

Pezeshkian and interaction with the revolutionary parliament

Is pezeshkian, the system's shock absorber?

Jafarpour: One of the achievements of the 2022 protests was people's attention to the constitution