Impact of Religious Gap between Shia and Sunni on Political Relations between Iran and Egypt after Mobarak

The most important event after 1979 Iran’s revolution is the current awareness wave in the area; the movement in which protest against cruelty, improvement of living condition and Islam following are the main properties. Undoubtedly the most important country for this event is Egypt. This country’s strategic position and its impact on Islam world especially in Palestine has caused this paper survey its conditions and the obstacles for political relation between Egypt and Iran. The question is that why the political relation did not reach appropriate condition after Egypt’s revolution and dismissal of Hosni Mobarak and before Ekhvan Al Moslemin Party dismissal? It was expected that in this condition the political relation get better after 30 years. Although both side officials had travels to the other country, but it did not resolved the problem. The obstacle for this included political gap between Shia and Sunni, West and USA’s role, anti-Iranian and anti-Shia beliefs. This was descriptive-analytic documentary research.
entative of the Armenians on the one hand and the love and sense of belongingness of the Kurds to their ancestral motherland on the other hand, defeated Abdul Hamid II’s policies. The present research is a documental study.