This research aims to investigate the impact of the model of seeking martyrdom and fighting arrogance in the life of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Imam Hussein (AS) on the continuity and sustainability of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, with an emphasis on the 12-Day War. The main issue of the research is to analyze the theoretical and practical causes of the continuity of the Islamic Revolution in the face of the maximum pressures and sanctions of global arrogance. The importance of this study is to present a local and theological model for resistance and seeking martyrdom against domineering systems and its application in existing intellectual currents. The main question is how the components of anti-arrogance and seeking martyrdom in the life of the Infallibles (AS) have affected the continuity of the discourse of the continuity of the Islamic Revolution, especially in short-term and intense confrontations such as the 12-Day War? The research hypothesis is based on the fact that the continuity of the Islamic Revolution is due to the intelligent and flexible reproduction of the combined pattern of struggle (negative and active resistance) and martyrdom (as an effective political strategy) in the life of the Prophet (PBUH) and Imam Hussein (AS), which has emerged operationally and strategically in events such as the 12-Day War. The findings show that this pattern, by combining "constancy in principles" and "flexibility in methods", provides a comprehensive framework for confronting arrogance in the present era..