Tuesday, April 07, 1964

Imam Khomeini’s release from custody

In Ashura of 1963, coincident with June 3, Imam Khomeini delivered an epochal speech against the Shah and his lords in Feyzieh School that is referred to as a turning point in the history of Islamic Revolution.

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جمعه - ۰۶ تير ۲۰۱۳ / 2013 06 April

In Ashura of 1963, coincident with June 3, Imam Khomeini
delivered an epochal speech against the Shah and his lords in Feyzieh School
that is referred to as a turning point in the history of Islamic Revolution.
Imam Khomeini declared in his speech that the movement aims to joust the Shah
and Israel and guard Islam from these two threats. Subsequent to this speech,
Shah operatives apprehended Imam Khomeini that infuriated people and provoked
the uprising of June 5. Savage massacre of protesting people on this day
disclosed filthy nature of Pahlavi Regime once more and turned into an outset
point for the Iranian Islamic Revolution. This brutal tragedy, despite sever
censorship by the regime, caused domestic and foreign public opinions to react
and defend the sanctum of Islamic clerics and Shiite Marjas. On August 1, 1963,
the mass media predicated Imam