Prevention of Enemy Infiltration into the Country Based on the Ideological Thought System of the Supreme Leader

Due to its geographical location, rich resources, and divine reserves, Iran has been a target of powerful forces, while simultaneously moving towards the establishment of an Islamic civilization and rejecting foreign domination. One of the significant threats discussed by the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution is the issue of infiltration. The aim of this research is to prevent enemy infiltration into the country based on the ideological system of the Supreme Leader. This research is developmental in terms of objectives, conducted qualitatively with a grounded theory approach. Data collection involved extracting content from the commands and measures of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution related to the topic of infiltration from 1370 onwards, resulting in 134 pages, with 465 open codes. Subsequently, using MAXQDA software and based on the expert opinions of 20 selected information society employees using purposive sampling up to theoretical saturation, central coding and then selective coding based on the grounded theory approach were carried out. The credibility of the research was assessed using the relational evaluation method. The findings consist of 30 conceptual codes and 8 sub-categories, categorized into 5 main categories: 1. Ali conditions (strong structures and existing capabilities); 2. Ground conditions (ideological system and internal strength); 3. Intervention conditions (enemy hostility and internal weaknesses); 4. Strategies (preventive actions and information dominance); 5. Consequences (increased awareness and social effects). Finally, the core concept, titled "Prevention of Enemy Infiltration," was developed as a product of comprehensive care. Comprehensive care leads to transformation, enemy identification, understanding the truth, system empowerment, and societal well-being, not only preventing enemy infiltration but also having numerous other effects.