Abstract:
The success of Shiah Islam in playing the role of the ideology of the revolution in Iran has turned Shiism into the most important agent at the arena of Shiite geopolitics and the Islamic world. The authority of Iran in the region, the rise of the Shiite majority in Iraq, the growing popularity of Lebanon's Hezbollah among nations and the dominance of Shiites in some countries in the region, including Yemen, may no longer be ignored. The ideology of the Islamic Revolution of Iran has been able to find numerous followers in the world. The Islamic idealistic groups, under the authority of Shiism, have been able to make a close connection with Iran. This descriptive-analytical research is intended to answer the question of how Shia geopolitics play role in the quality of security of the borders of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The ideology of Islam provides security for Iran miles away from its borders. Although the security of the geographical boundaries on the geography of a country provides security for it, overgeneralizing the interaction between the ideology of the Islamic Revolution and other ideologies outside the political boundaries of the Islamic Republic of Iran will lead to security.
Machine summary:
The research results showed that the role of Shia geopolitics with the expansion of the Islamic Revolution ideology leads to the enhancement of the security of the borders of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In this regard, he intended that in an Islamic government, the door of ijtihad must always be open must be open, and the nature of the revolution and the system always requires that ijtihadi-fiqhi theories be presented in various fields (Imam Khomeini, 1990: 241); this very matter caused the political views of His Excellency Imam Khomeini (RA) to have profound effects even in international arenas, and this was under the influence of the central slogan of the Islamic movement of Iran, namely independence, freedom, and the Islamic Republic, in such a way that these three dimensions, whether raised at individual or collective levels in micro and macro layers, entered the arena of international relations and global power equations based on this rule, like the free flow of fluids, where thought knows no borders; for this reason, the central indicator of the discourse of the Islamic Revolution is Islam (Qasemi, 2017).
Shia minorities also were influenced by the Islamic Revolution and, through self-awareness and identity formation, established numerous parties and organizations in their countries; in other words, the spaces around Iran also, in the form of peripheral and semi-peripheral layers, were influenced by the transformations of this hub and moved mainly towards activity and participation in politics and gaining power (Esposito, 1999: 105).
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