Jumhūrī-yi Muqaddas (Burrish'hā-yī az Tārīkh-i Jumhūrī-yi Islāmī): Persian 1395

The history of the Islamic Republic introduces us to institutions that have gone through important transformations in the past twenty years and transformed it from one form to another. Returning to history reveals that this transformation, in addition to political forms, also has an ideological nature and arises from the same conflict between tradition and modernity; As in the first chapter of this book, we will study the transformation of the jurisprudence system and we will see how the expedient that was supposed to be the cause of the effectiveness of jurisprudence turned into its tool. In this chapter, we will read how the jurists formed a party and built a government. The second chapter is the story of these men; Those who bridged the gap between the National Front and the Islamic Republic (Hassan Habibi) and changed from radicalism to liberalism (Mousavi Khoiniha) or founded the Hojjatiyeh Association and joined the Islamic Mutalfa (Akbar Parvaresh) and most importantly, the history of the Islamic Republic is always remembers (Mehdi Karroubi). Of course, the story of the Islamic Republic is not limited to domestic politics. A regime that wanted to export its revolution started importing democracy less than two decades later. It is not within the scope of the recent book to discuss the cause of this transformation, but the reader of the article "Cake and Colt" will definitely understand how the difficulties of war lead to turning to peace; Or the reader of the article "Welcome after 14 years" will understand how revolutionary actions turned into diplomatic behaviors. The final chapter of this book, while being a type of etymology for the history of the Islamic Republic, also reviews the behavior of parts of the opposition of this political system.