Political-Cultural Insecurities in front of the Islamic Revolution with an emphasis on the thoughts of Imam Khomeini and Ayatollah Motahhari

The Islamic Revolution of Iran has experienced many problems during its 37-year-old's life and needs to reconsider its problems and obstacles and identify the dangers and impending events in the future in order that its problems do not prevent its survival and continuity. The insecurities of each era have their own characteristics and are different from other periods, the greater the goal, the less the feasibility of corruption of the revolution. In the meantime, in the course of the movement, the fight against the pests of the revolution is one of the important issues that the revolutionary forces must identify and fix. Undoubtedly, every country faces challenges and insecurities after their revolution and Iran is no exception to this rule. Inner and Outer problems threatens the Islamic Revolution security that leads to its decline. The author intends to examine the cultural-political insecurities facing the Islamic Revolution of Iran based on the ideas of Imam Khomeini and Ayatollah Motahhari by using an analytical-descriptive approach and the documentary methodology. The research question is: which cultural-political insecurities threaten the future of the Islamic Revolution of Iran? And what do Imam Khomeini and Ayatollah Motahhari think regard these insecurities? The findings of the research show that insecurity in the Islamic Revolution is culturally and politically widespread. The Islamic Revolution of Iran, if seeking power and stability, should identify these insecurities, and the next step is to protect itself against them.