Fada'ian-e Eslam can be considered as one of the first groups formed based on religious and Islamic causes in Iran against Pahlavi regime. A number of factors influenced stances by this group including domestic despotism, extensive impact of west as well as religious beliefs. Therefore, as a religious preacher and leader of this group, Navvab Safavi tried to assassinate some domestic figures inspired by Islamic teachings and with the support of some clerics. Analyzing historical data, this research tries to discover the function of religion in Navvab Safavi's thoughts and deeds. Evidences in this research indicate that religion has played an unparalleled role in Navvab Safavi's thoughts and deeds.
Taqavi, M. A., & Hemmati, M. A. (2013). Investigating the Function of Religion in
Navvab Safavi's Thoughts and Deeds. Islamic Revolution Research, 2(4), 85-102.
MLA
Muhammad Ali Taqavi; Muhammad Ali Hemmati. "Investigating the Function of Religion in
Navvab Safavi's Thoughts and Deeds". Islamic Revolution Research, 2, 4, 2013, 85-102.
HARVARD
Taqavi, M. A., Hemmati, M. A. (2013). 'Investigating the Function of Religion in
Navvab Safavi's Thoughts and Deeds', Islamic Revolution Research, 2(4), pp. 85-102.
VANCOUVER
Taqavi, M. A., Hemmati, M. A. Investigating the Function of Religion in
Navvab Safavi's Thoughts and Deeds. Islamic Revolution Research, 2013; 2(4): 85-102.
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