A political-ontological analysis of Iran Islamic Revolution

The geography that we know as Iran, which dates back to ancient times, reflecting the Middle East culture, refers to a wide area where many tribes and nations lived and many empires and states were established. Iran is also important due to its strategic location and historical structure. There have been many political and historical events on this geography. The Iranian Islamic Revolution, which took place in Iran in 1979, is one of the most important events of the 20th century both in terms of the Middle East and world politics. Being important for Iran and the Middle East, this revolution in Iran is also important for the future and shaping of Islam. The Iranian Islamic Revolution, which took place in 1979, transformed the name of Iran into the "Islamic Republic of Iran" and created a new and serious excitement in the Islamic world. The revolution in Iran in 1979 led to a radical change in both the centuries-old tradition of monarchy and Iran's domestic and foreign policy. The revolution is a turning point in terms of the fundamental dynamics that exist in the Middle East and the fundamental dynamics that will exist in the future. The historical background of this process, which began in 1979, dates back to the Tobacco Rebellion and the Constitution of 1906. The aim of this thesis is to explain how the process of Revolution, which had many segments at the beginning, turned into an Islamic Revolution, the process of the Iranian Islamic Revolution, the process after the Islamic Revolution and the context of historical process of events and developments in religious, social and political fields. By utilizing various articles, books and journal resources, a sociological, political and ontological analysis of the Iranian Islamic Revolution has been made.