“A comparative Study of the Political and Administrative Life of Naser Kabir and Imam Khomeini”

Studying the movements and the history of Shiite governments, both, enlarges our awareness of Shi’a history, and the lights are our future path. In the northern lane of northern Iran, a person such as Naser Kabir ruled for several years, he succeeded in forming a government in the early 4th century after a period of propagation and invitation to Islam in 301 AH. He revolted with a slogan of justice and with the goal of enforcing the law of good and forbidding the deniers. He was able to form a government based on Islamic teachings and Shiites in this area. Since his personality and function are very similar to the leader of the Islamic Revolutionary Academy of Iran, Imam Khomeini, he was motivated to pursue research on these two characters. The present essay is based on authentic historical texts in four seasons. After we first talked about the general concepts and concepts in the first chapter, in the second chapter we discussed the relationship between religion and politics from the perspective of Nasser Kabir and Imam Khomeini, and we found that Nasser Kabir and Imam Khomeini, with their particular authority, were able to, within their own government, religion and Link politics and stick to the idea until the end of their rule. In the third chapter, we examined the power of people from this perspective, and we found that both, with a strong and popular support, were able to take more effective steps in promoting Islam, and people, with regard to the value they viewed, supported and Supported and played a big role in the formation of the Islamic state. In the fourth and final chapter, the regime of Nasser Kabir and Hamid Khomeini was examined, and the similarities and differences of government of the two were taken into consideration, which both set the state in accordance with the will of the people and set the law as the main axis of survival Islamic state, although in some cases, like the issue of infallibility, Naser Kabir, contrary to Khomeini’s view, does not consider it necessary for the imamate of Imam Khomeini.