The Islamic Revolution of Iran and the Soft Threats During the Past Two Decades

This article will explain the objectives of the Islamic Republic of Iran by way of references to Imam Khomeini's viewpoints and those of the Supreme Leader who has been abiding by, and clarifying and interpreting the views held by Imam Khomeini, the Great Founder of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. Then, it tries to address a few of the behaviors (whether stemming from a threatening nature or caused by their slip) that caused deviation from the Regime's objectives by presenting an analytical overview of the process of economical, political, cultural and scientific affairs during the past two decades of the Islamic Revolution.The priority given to economic growth and unidimensional planning during the reconstruction period, and the efforts carried out in political-cultural fields after the Second of Khordad Movement marked by secular models and liberalist culture caused the programs to deviate steeply from the objectives of the Islamic Revolution. Therefore, the main hypothesis of this article is that the economic, political and cultural plans of the past two decades have not been able to meet the objectives of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The research questions are: 1-What defects have there been in economic, political, and cultural plans?2-What criteria are there in Imam Khomeini’s statements and those of the Supreme Leader on criticizing these plans?3-What priorities should be considered for the cause of returning to the objectives originally represented by the Islamic Revolution?Finally, while answering the above questions, this article addresses justice as a pivotal principle, the priority of culture through strategic policies and macro plans by the Regime, and serious efforts to develop culture and promote sciences as the essential infrastructure for progressing towards the objectives represented by the Islamic Revolution.