Explaining the nature of the Islamic Revolution in Iran from the perspective of Sura Al-Mujadile. Contention: Exploring the Conflict between the party of Allah and the party of Satan

Inferring the theoretical framework of explaining the Islamic revolution from Islamic sources and thoughts has always been in progress since the revolution, but there has been a dispersed scientific emergence. Considering the high status of the holy Quran in Islamic thought, one of the major areas of these studies is to search the Quran for a theoretical framework or new theory that has the authority to explain the great changes of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. In this regard and in this study, considering the outstanding role of the concept of "Hezbollah" (the party of Allah) in the discourse of the Islamic Revolution, Sura Al-Mujadila has been chosen to explain the Quran of the Islamic Revolution. This is the only Quranic Surah that explicitly spoke to Hezbollah and “hezbosatan” (the party of Satan) and provided a good base to study the confrontation between the two parties. In the Sura Al-Mojadila, a key behavior of the Satan party is introduced below the concept of "Mahadeh", which is opposing to the rule of God and the Prophet of Islam (PBUH). Hezbollah reacts to this disgusting attitude and there is another notion that Hezbollah's overthrow of Satan party. From the expression of the sura Al-Mujadila, it can be seen that the time of Hezbollah's ultimate conquest of the Satan party is at the same time as the advent of Imam Mahdi. This important reception links the adventure of bipartisan confrontation in the pre-emergence era. The study of Imam Khomeini's thought shows that these Quranic perceptions are in line with his intellectual framework. The match between the Islamic Revolution and Imam Khomeini's Hezbollah and Hezbosatan perception is a proof of his belief in the present bipartisan clash and the victory of Hezbollah. Therefore, it is possible to refer to this Sura and the "Mahadeh" as the basis for a spectacular theoretical explanation of the Islamic revolution.