چکیده:
In ayatollah Khamenei’s opinion, Islamic awakening is an un-refutable reality against the sense of "being inferiorized" which is imposed on Muslim societies by western colonialism in past centuries; however, his eminence believe that Islamic awakening is the same "Islamic dignity" introduced to Muslims as a live and dynamic paradigm by Islamic revolution of Iran that which challenges "western civilization" and "liberal democracy" system up to the final stages.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Islamic awakening, which in the present time has clearly placed the entire Islamic world, especially Arab countries, at various levels under the influence of an undeniable reality (ibid: Esfand 1380) and has made them captivated by its attraction, is an expressive sign of the liveliness, vitality, and life of Islam; a heavenly religion whose death Western material civilization had declared in past centuries, searching for its effects only on the margins of Muslim life or between the pages of history.
" The Main Question If we want to define the Islamic awakening within the framework of a coherent theory in connection with a series of specific cultural-political, geographical, and intellectual concepts, values, and results, we can first focus around one main question and several sub-questions: The most important question regarding the Islamic awakening and its dimensions, given recent events, is: what is the nature of the Islamic awakening, what stages has it passed through so far, and how can the impact of the Islamic Revolution on the contemporary Islamic awakening and the transformations of the last three decades of the Islamic world be evaluated?
(ibid: Shahrivar and Bahman 1382) On the other hand, by looking at the rival hypotheses, we realize that not only has it distanced itself from the culture of the words mentioned regarding the Islamic awakening and the sense of Islamic identity, dignity, and honor, but the course of events in the Islamic world is analyzed in a modern space (reductive analysis) and in the form of schemes such as achieving prosperity, eliminating backwardness, or simulating European and industrial countries.
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