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From http://www.mehrnews.ir/en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=154090

26th anniversary of victory of Islamic Revolution celebrated in Armenia

TEHRAN, Feb. 1 (MNA) -- The 26th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution is being celebrated in Armenia.

 

According to the Public Relations Office of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO), several programs, including exhibitions and poetry nights with the participation of Iranian scholars, are scheduled for the Ten-Day Dawn celebrations.>>

 

* Exhibition of Iranian miniature works underway in Moscow

 

An exhibition of Iranian contemporary miniature works opened in Moscow on January 31.

Over 50 works created by Amir Tahmasebi, Amir-Hussein Aqamiri, and other Iranian artists are on display.

Russian and Iranian officials and a group of Iranian artists attended the opening ceremony of the exhibition, which will run through until February 6.

 

* Iranian Arts Room to open at Armenian National Museum

 

The new Iranian Arts Room of the Armenian National Museum in Yerevan is to open on February 3.

Iranian art and cultural works will be put on display permanently in the museums new section.

 

* Iranian cultural exhibition underway in Kazakhstan >>

 

An Iranian cultural exhibition opened on Monday at the National Museum in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Iranian arts such as glassworks, inlaid works, miniatures, and intarsia works as well as beautiful earthenware are on display in the two-week exhibition. >>

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Why do you think the Islamic Revolution is celebrated in Christian Armenia?



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  Quote Dari Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01-Feb-2005 at 22:27
I got the something in the mail a few weeks ago for my mother and father, from the Pakistani Embassy. But they sent it as a personal insult, because they know our family's ties with the Royal Family.


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  Quote Bosnjo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04-Feb-2005 at 19:19

It took 50-150 Years until the French Revolution was spread in hole Europe.

It took 35 Years until further Countries adopted the Oktober Revolution.

The Iranian Revolution is adopted in Lebanon, and now in Iraq, and will be(Inshallah) in all Muslim Countries. In Turkey is the Islamic Evolution going on, in Malaysia is this +/- reached. I think the Revolution is a Middle Stadium towards a conservative Democracy.



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  Quote Dari Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04-Feb-2005 at 23:10
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  Quote Saki Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08-Apr-2005 at 00:57

I think he is absolutely correct!

 

The Iranians were very advanced for their time. In 1905 the Constitutional reforms were initiated with the intention of modernising Iran with sweeping Land and economic reforms. Democracy could have but failed to take root due to external interferences.

With Mossadeqh Nationalising Oil in the 50's the Prospects were hopeful for a Nationalism that would lead to Irans economic and social progress. Again stymied by external forces.

Kingship was instated for the benefit of the West, not for Iranians.

That the Shah was patriotic is not in doubt, but his methods and pace of change was bound to fail.

The Islamic Revolution has empowered the small man more than any other previous regimes. They have invested in Roads, education and health more than any other previous regime.

They will not stay in power many years in all likelihood but they will leave a legacy which Iranians will one day look back at with gratitude. Infrastructure and development that leaves the country in far better shape than ANY of its surrounding neighbours. And a country that was saved from Saddam and HIS ideas of how to run a country.

Their brutality and heavyhandedness will ensure their demise. Their inability to share with the intelligentsia of the old regime the fruits of power are catastrophic failings. Which is a great pity- because all Iranians whether Regimie or Pre Revolutionary Iranian love Iran passionately and are intensely patriotic.

The future will judge the Revolution as a Classic Socialist Revolution. The overthrow of a Ruling Elite, with the drive to modernise to meet the challenges of the Westernising trends of the world. The Theocracy will pass but they will leave Iran equipped to deal with the modern world without having destroyed the entire cultural system in the process of meeting the modern world.

 



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I just hope no other country sees an Islamic or a communism revolution.
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