Using the doctrine of Mahdism in the political sphere of the Islamic Revolution of Iran

The belief in the doctrine of Mahdiism, which complements the principle of Imamate in the Shiite Faith Charter, is not merely an expression of value and belief, but this doctrine has always shown an explosive and aggressive reaction in its mixing with social excitement and inflammation.The Shiite turbulent history shows that Mahdism's doctrine has always been met with two general readings. A minimalistic viewpoint, which has resulted in leanings and stagnation in Shiite societies and its proactive and positive perspective that has injected the Spirit of Hope and Struggle to the Society. The masses of revolutionaries during the Islamic Revolution of Iran, with the objective of re-creation and demonstration of the maximal approach of the Mahdist doctrine, succeeded in creating the Islamic Revolution in Iran. Culture of Mahdism through beliefs.The behaviors and practices of the Shiite have contributed to the religious development of the revolution.This article seeks to examine the teachings of Mahdism in identifying and shaping the political system of the Islamic Revolution of Iran.