Making the Concept of the ummah- citizen in the Geopolitics of Resistance

One of the goals and aspirations of the Islamic Revolution is to achieve the "unity of the Islamic unity". Imam Khomeini with the idea of ​​"the formation of an Islamic state consisting of free and independent republics" and Ayatollah Khamenei with the idea of ​​"the formation of a new Islamic civilization" presented plans to realize this great Qur'anic ideal. There are many obstacles in the way of achieving this Ideal. Ethnic and religious factors, along with nationalism, created deep gaps between Islamic societies. The US-led system of domination has also prevented the political unity of the Muslim world by investing in these gaps and activating them. In spite of these obstacles, the Islamic Revolution, with the development of a special identity known as the Resistance, was able to integrate a set of state and non-state actors around the Axis of Resistance and form a new geopolitical and geocultural sphere. This paper uses an explanatory-analytical approach and uses library resources while examining the process of rebuilding the identity of the resistance and how this geopolitical and geocultural entity is formed examines this hypothesis that "The identity of the Resistance has transformed the concept of Resistance Citizen as an alternative to the concept of National Citizenship in Geopolitics and Geoculture of resistance".