Imam Khomeini explains remembrance of God and His Graces

According to Imam, thankfulness is natural to human beings, and our very nature calls upon us to express gratitude to our benefactors. If we examine the book of our own hearts, we will find this principle inscribed within us. Our sense of respect and gratitude toward a benefactor increases in proportion to the generosity of the benefits we receive, particularly when that generosity is free from selfish motives. The greater the selflessness of the benefactor, the greater our sense of gratitude should be.

A hope of Iran's victory in Imposed War

Imam Khomeini: The high school teachers, who are in charge of training our youths, and teenage ...

Sahifeh-ye-Imam. V 15. P 93

How did Imam Khomeini describe Hadrat Hujjah, the divine savior?

Imam Khomeini: We are also followers of Islam, we are also compassionate towards humanity. We are ...

Sahifeh-ye-Imam. V 11. P 12

Dynamic and Charismatic; in Thoughts and Leadership

Imam Khomeini led believers towards the path to spiritual purification

Imam Khomeini teaches that spiritual purification begins with sincere reflection and firm determination to change one’s life. A believer must resolve to abandon sin, fulfil religious obligations, make amends for past shortcomings, and follow the example of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him and his family). True spiritual growth requires not only inner sincerity but also steadfast adherence to the teachings of Islam, continuous self-discipline, and reliance upon God’s mercy and guidance.

Freedom and independence