Defence Mechanisms against Dictators
Since people under the Islamic and totalitarian regimes are kept unaware of their right, complicated set of mechanisms emerge against their own collaboration or passive attitudes because the ruling...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 19 Apr, 2014
Since people under the Islamic and totalitarian regimes are kept unaware of their right, complicated set of mechanisms emerge against their own collaboration or passive attitudes because the ruling...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 4 Mar, 2014
The International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 was celebrated with the Clara Zetkin’s idea declared by the International Socialist in a conference of Copenhagen in 1910. Clara Zetkin was...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 11 Feb, 2014
The 1979 revolution was neither caused by foreign conspiracies nor an alleged “red-black-collaboration” (which refers to an alleged collaboration between the left and clergy), but mainly by dreams of an...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 3 Jan, 2014
1/3/2014 Introduction Sharia or Islamic laws for both civil and penal spheres began to emerge as the new Muslim community grew after the “Hijra” (immigration of early Muslims from Mecca...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 26 Nov, 2013
11/26/2013 Introduction Why the process of 1.5 billion Muslims’ conversion is little discussed? Have these Muslims’ ancestors freely converted into Islam or were forced to do so? This question has...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 13 Oct, 2013
According to the news, this year around 1.4 million foreign pilgrims went to Mecca to perform their Hajj duty in Ka’be. Ka’be was the chief spiritual place of pre-Islamic tribes-people...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 8 Oct, 2013
Slavery is a disgrace on the history of mankind. Like a weed, it grew on most lands, whereas as a fruit of Islam, tens of verses in the Koran and...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 25 Aug, 2013
8/24/2013 According to the French papers, Le Figaro of 23 August 2013, Assad’s regime has very likely used chemical attack killing 1300 people with chemical weapons on last Wednesday. The...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 30 Jul, 2013
We, all freedom-loving people, expect from this tribunal to release an official list of victims and perpetrators. Such a tribunal should not have much trouble forming the lists if political and economic interests of key powers would not dam it. The damage caused in the infamous genocide to the humanity must be handled in a fair and transparent court. To neglect such genocides cannot juggle the superpowers to secure credibility for their own people and peace for the world.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 19 Jul, 2013
Because of my appearance, name, and my lineage I have no complexes. Embarrassing to me is that despite my non-Muslim beliefs, the same people always ask if I am Muslim. To clarify: in totalitarian countries such as Iran, there are no correct statistics, with the help of which can be found, what percentage of the population have any convictions.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 8 Jul, 2013
7/7/2013 18 Tir or July 9, 1999, a semi-official body of the Islamic regime’s militias (plain-clothes Basiji) attacked peaceful demonstrations organised by students in Tehran and Tabriz. They were protesting...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 27 Jun, 2013
Syndrome of Iranians’ Submission to Islam
Unsaid explanations left many generations of the people in Iran in their long puzzlement of submission to Islam. Although, after the freedom of Iran from the two-century occupation of the Muslim horde Iran became free, people did not restore their previous religion and culture, but remained faithful to Islam.
The reasons of this attitude remained long time a taboo until thanks to the plague of the Islamic regime, inner calls of the new generations finally slipped through approval of the facts. The obvious reasons of attitude are no longer unnoticed, a revolution of collective awareness in Iran. Among other socioeconomic factors, a psychological factor called Stockholm syndrome is one of the hypothetical factors.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 20 May, 2013
5/20/2013 The presidential candidates for a four-year presidency in Iran will be soon vetted for qualifications by the Guardian Council. The body is charged, among others, to approve the mandatory...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 8 May, 2013
5/8/2013 Book burning has a long and fanatical history, the recent examples belonging to the Nazi regime in 1933 and the Islamic regime of Iran short after the 1979 revolution....
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 24 Apr, 2013
Jahanshah Rashidian Despite almost eight years of presidency, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad remains one of the most immature leaders the world has ever seen. He is notorious for his odd personality...
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 17 Mar, 2013
Norooz resisted Islam when, in the 7th century, Muslims invaded Iran and resists today the Islamic regime. Despite all the ups and downs, Norooz keeps its genuine non-Islamic values and remains in the hearts and minds of most Iranians as a joyful festival and cultural heritage of pre-Islamic Iran.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 15 Mar, 2013
It is important to avoid any prejudice towards all Iranian Seyeds who are not clergymen, but happened to be born as Sayed. They are not forcibly close to the anti-Iranian Islamic regime. Many of them do not truly believe in Islam or at least are secular and have proved patriotic duty to defend their country against enemy of Iran. While we have great men with the title of Seyed or “Mirza” (maternal descent to the Prophet), turbaned Seyeds remain the most influential caste in Iran.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 5 Mar, 2013
Hijab is the central concern of political Islam as it symbolizes the Islamic power as the Swastika did for Nazism.
· by Jahanshah Rashidian · 13 Feb, 2013
Islam teaches Muslims violent and brutal behavior toward animals
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