While Islamic Rebpulic Party is not officially disbanded, it went inactive in 1987. Its last secretary general was Ayatollah Khamenei, the present Supreme Leader of Iran. 1987 is a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ... The post of Supreme Leader (ولی فقیه or رهبر in Persian) was created in the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran as the central political and religious authority in the nation. ...
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IslamicRepublic of Iran confronts the Green Party of Iran
The Green Party of Iran believes that the formation of a government controlled green party is a deceptive move by the regime - a move against the legitimate needs and demands of the Iranian people for the protection of their environment.
The Green Party of Iran, in close contact with Iranians and with Green and progressive parties throughout the world, has stated its position in its platform and promises to make a great effort to promote the environmental, democratic, and humanistic demands of the Iranian people.
From the nomocentricism of the Islamic law to the logocentricism of the Islamic philosophy, to the homocentricism of the Islamic mysticism--all are brought together in Mulla Sadra's Transcendental Theosophy in a massive centripetal move to unite and unify all the opposing forces of a centrifugal discursive tapestry.
In the Islamic context at large, it partakes in the masculinism of its transcendental deity and in the Iranian context in particular it exacerbates itself by partaking in monarchical masculinity.
The end of Islamic ideology is not the end of ideology, nor is it the end of history, or the appearance of the last man.(28) Such self-congratulatory assumptions at the presumed centers of globalizing power are nervous signs of the encroachment of the periphery, the fear of the foreign.
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