Iran Ka Nizaam-e-Hukmrani: Tajziya Aur Tanqeed

Dr. Israr Ahmad analyzes the Islamic Revolution in Iran, highlighting key differences between Shia and Sunni Islamic thought, particularly regarding the concept of *imamat* and *khilafat*. He critiques the theocratic nature of the Iranian government, as outlined in the concept of *wilayat al-faqih*, and its hierarchical structure with a supreme leader above all elected officials. While acknowledging the sacrifices and struggles of the Iranian revolutionaries, he emphasizes the necessity of developing a political system aligned with Sunni Islamic principles and the concept of consultation. He stresses the importance of striving for the propagation of Islam according to one's own understanding and principles.

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