Islamic Revolution of Iran and the Expansion of Shia Political Feghe

Using descriptive-analytic approach, the present research aims at identifying and explaining the influences of Islamic Republic of Iran on the expansion of Shia Political Feghe. The findings of the study show that Islamic revolution, based on its religious identity on the one hand and the role and position of its Shia jurists in its emergence, on the other hand, has connected the political Feghhe to Iranian`s political life in a concrete way. In this regards, Imam Khomeini's juridical and political efforts before and after the revolution could promote the position of politics based on religion in the world and could increase the value of governments based on religion, particularly Islamic and Shia government. In fact, the victory of Islamic revolution and the establishment of Islamic Republic of Iran based on Shia political Feghhe instructions, and especially the theory of the supreme spiritual leader, and further the emphasis on the importance of political Feghhe in Iranian canon of political knowledge, have paved the way for promotion of its epistemological position from "the knowledge of religious commands supervising political life" to "political Islamic knowledge balancing political life" and has also helped provide the rank of "regime making".