Explaining the threats of the Ahl al-Haqq sect by emphasizing the emerging split of the "Yarsan Civil Activists Consultative Assembly"

Due to the change in the nature of security and threats in the international system since the 1990s and the change from severe threats to soft threats, the Islamic Republic has always been exposed to these threats due to its distinct ideological nature. Sects are created as a threat in the Islamic Republic and its management is essential. The emerging current of the "Yarsan Civil Activists Advisory Forum" is a fledgling group that announced its existence in 1392 and its dimensions are unknown to many researchers and government officials. The main question is what is the threat to the Assembly for the community of the right and the Islamic government and what is the appropriate strategy to deal with it? The purpose of this article is to obtain the components of the threat of emerging secession of the Assembly in the Islamic Republic of Iran. The research method used was content analysis, which used thematic analysis (open coding) to extract concepts and categories. Outstanding results of this study include the association of the Assembly with some political and ethnic dissident groups, public confrontation and pressure on the government, making irrational demands and adopting hostile positions that are generally considered a security threat, as well as trying to influence society. Ahl-e-Haq and the replacement of traditional poles and sadats in the heart of the sect pointed out.