- شعر و ادب
- نوحه
- الصفحة الرئيسية
- حول المؤتمر
- اللجان العلمية
- المنظمون والمشارکون
- أخبار المؤتمر
- الدعوتان للمؤتمر
- الدعوة العلمیة
- الدعوة الشعریة
- للباحثین
- حول شیخ الأباطح أبي طالب(ع)
- تراث أبي طالب(ع)
- طريقة كتابة المقالات
- الوسائط المتعددة
- تحميل الملصقات والبروشورات
- الصور
- تحميل نشرات ألمؤتمر
- التواصل مع المؤتمر
- عنوان الأمانة العامة
- إرسال المقالة مباشرة
“Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics” published in Indonesia
With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the translation of the book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics” into Indonesian was published in Indonesia.
With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the translation of the book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics”, by Mohammad Haqi, into Indonesian was published in Indonesia.
This book consists of eight sections. In the first part, after the epistemological discussions, the nature of the Islamic Revolution and the reasons for the necessity of the Islamic government are discussed. In the second part, the principles of the Islamic Revolution in the thought of Imam Khomeini (r.a.) are discussed. In the third part, the theoretical model of the Islamic Revolution is explained, in which two types of structural causes and brokerage causes are mentioned. In the fourth section, the issue of Velayat-e-Faqih from different dimensions, has been studied. The pillars and factors of the Islamic Revolution is the central theme of the fifth section, which deals with the impact of issues such as the people, religious leadership, and ideology on the victory of the Islamic Revolution. The sixth section is related to the subject of religious democracy, and the seventh section is related to the objectives of the Islamic Revolution. In the final section, the privileged position of the Islamic Revolution is expressed in the form of expressing its characteristics and comparing it with the French and Russian revolutions.
The book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics”, translated into Indonesian by Mr. Mohammad Shams al-Aref on the order of the translation office of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, has been published in Indonesia in 201 pages, in medium octavo size, by the Assembly Publications, in collaboration with the Jakarta Islamic Center.
With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the translation of the book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics” into Indonesian was published in Indonesia.
With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the translation of the book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics”, by Mohammad Haqi, into Indonesian was published in Indonesia.
This book consists of eight sections. In the first part, after the epistemological discussions, the nature of the Islamic Revolution and the reasons for the necessity of the Islamic government are discussed. In the second part, the principles of the Islamic Revolution in the thought of Imam Khomeini (r.a.) are discussed. In the third part, the theoretical model of the Islamic Revolution is explained, in which two types of structural causes and brokerage causes are mentioned. In the fourth section, the issue of Velayat-e-Faqih from different dimensions, has been studied. The pillars and factors of the Islamic Revolution is the central theme of the fifth section, which deals with the impact of issues such as the people, religious leadership, and ideology on the victory of the Islamic Revolution. The sixth section is related to the subject of religious democracy, and the seventh section is related to the objectives of the Islamic Revolution. In the final section, the privileged position of the Islamic Revolution is expressed in the form of expressing its characteristics and comparing it with the French and Russian revolutions.
The book “Islamic Revolution, Principles and Characteristics”, translated into Indonesian by Mr. Mohammad Shams al-Aref on the order of the translation office of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, has been published in Indonesia in 201 pages, in medium octavo size, by the Assembly Publications, in collaboration with the Jakarta Islamic Center.