Similarity of the Thoughts of Jalal al-Ahmad and Sadr al-Adba Isfahani

Sadr Aladba Isfahani is a constitutional writer during the constitutional era, who has defined his narrative analysis, inferences, arguments, and solutions nearly half a century before Jalal al-Ahmad, he has remarkably resembled to the thoughts of Al-Ahmad. His critique of issues such as: the fascination of society with the coverage and ethics and behavior of Western politics and culture, the silence and isolation of the elders of religion against social change and movements, the inability of schools and universities to imitate the influence on technology and craft, the colonialization of the government against the colonial peoples is closely related to Al-Ahmed's inferences. His use of narrative-analytical and monophonic writing and simple narrative prose bring al-Ahmad's style to life, and his solutions to liberation from Westernism are, right, in line with his thoughts. He also makes the way back to traditional religions and beliefs, because religion has more than any other element of power among the people and can unite them.