The Essence of Iran in an Existential War

The Nature of the ConflictThe adversaries’ goal extends far beyond regime change, neutralizing Iran’s nuclear or missile programs, or weakening its regional influence. Their objective is to eliminate Iran’s potential as a sovereign, technologically capable, and culturally potent nation that challenges Western and Israeli interests.Iran has demonstrated the ability to reshape modern warfare through innovative,…

Statement of the Office of Professors and Academic EliteTechnical and Vocational University‌Condemning Terrorist Attacks on Scientific Institutions and the Assassination of Iran’s Academic Community

«بسم الله القاصم الجبارین» In the name of God, the Breaker of Tyrants. In recent days, Iran’s academic and scientific community has been directly and openly targeted by the Israeli regime and global arrogance. Several universities and civilian research centers have been bombed. Several distinguished professors have been assassinated. And a number of our students…

Spiritual Dimensions and the Secrets of the Ramadan War: The Spirituality and Philosophy of War and Jihad

There are two main branches of Irfan (Islamic mysticism): Irfan-e Nazari (theoretical mysticism) and Irfan-e Amali (practical or action-oriented mysticism). Theoretical mysticism resembles philosophy, focusing on understanding the secrets of existence and the divine names of Allah. Practical mysticism, by contrast, is a dynamic path of action that elevates a person from worldly attachments to…

Death in the Slaughterhouse of Meaning: How a Genuine Civilization Disarms the Economy of Fear

Over the past decades, Israeli intelligence and military institutions (including the Mossad, Shin Bet, and the Israeli army) have carried out numerous terrorist operations against leaders, commanders, and individuals affiliated with various groups and countries—referred to in media and international literature as targeted assassinations. In the illusory geography of the Zionist regime, its foundation and…

A Strong Civil Society: Another Surprise from Iran

For many decades, Western thinkers and scholars, in their historical and social analysis of Iranian society, have utilized theories of “patrimonialism” or “despotism”. With the emergence of the Islamic Revolution in 1979 (1357 AH), this theory was reformulated in a new form titled “religious despotism.” Characteristics such as autocratic, individual-centered governance, the absence of law,…