The Prophet's cloak

The Islamic revolution in Iran (1979), some of which is present in the Mashriq region and in the world. It has centered and still revolves around the personality of Imam Khomeini, whom his followers think about, and he has become very significant, and this is contributed to by thousands of religious men who joined him in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He completed his religious studies at the Virtuous School in Qom Seminary, then studied there and became famous among dozens of Ayatollahs, whom the public followed because they are religious, and who doubted the transmission of knowledge to subsequent generations, scholars acting on the example of their ancestors centuries before that. The author studied in "The Prophet's Mantle," religion and politics in Iran. A prominent figure in Iran, tracing the emergence of his authority continuously in a magical narrative way. The picture was completed, and he learned about sources of culture and sources of influence and radiance. The author delved into Iran's history and its personality, and its relationship with Islam and Arabs, due to the roles of religious men for the necessity of this vast knowledge and sensitivities. It is a book about Muslim Iran, and the religious man there, past and present, and reading it teaches what will happen in those lands today.