Islamic Coalition Party
| حزب مؤتلفه اسلامی Islamic Coalition Party |
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| Leader | Mohammad Nabi Habibi |
| Founded | 1963 |
| Headquarters | Tehran, Iran |
| Ideology | Islamism[citation needed] Conservatism[citation needed] |
| International affiliation | None |
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| http://motalefe-party.com/ | |
| Politics of Iran Political parties Elections |
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The Islamic Coalition Party (Persian: حزب مؤتلفه اسلامی) is a conservative Islamist[citation needed] political party in Iran. It was founded in 1963 at the suggestion of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as a "political and military wing of the bazaar", based on the Shi'a religious structure and is said to have "played a vital role in the success" of the 1979 Iranian Revolution.[1] It was founded by three groups "who were in touch with Khomeini and the people." Khomeini appealed to them saying: "`You are working for the sake of God, why don’t you join hands?`"[2] Following the revolution it is said to have dominated "the influential" Iran Chamber of Commerce Industries and Mines (ICCIM) until recently.[3]
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Before the 1979 Revolution
The party was formed with the names of Islamic Motalefeh Hyathay population, Motalefeh Hyathay Islamic Party, and Islamic Motalefehon the Persian date of 15 Khordad, 1342. Motalefeh Islamic principles of the struggle against political oppression were central to the formation of the party. The Imam Khomeini and the exiled branch of the military began the revolution with the assassination of Hasan Ali Mansur (Prime Minister of the Shah), the most important armed activity in their record. After the initial arrest of the party leaders, Bahonar Rajaee took over the Motalefeh and continued to work on cultural, economic, and political campaigns to welcome the Imam.
After the 1979 Revolution
The organization was part of the Islamic Revolution, and some of its members founded the Council of Islamic Revolution. With the formation of the Islamic Republic Party, the organization merged with the Islamic Republic Party. In January of Persian year 1382, the party was renamed the Motalefeh Islamic Party at its seventh general assembly.
Important figures of the Motalefeh party include: Qasem_Soleimani Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini Beheshti and Morteza Motahhari (representatives Imam), Rajai, Bahonar, Iraqi Mahdi, Haj Mehdi Bahadur Vlajvrdy, Andrzgv, Tit, Amani, Sfarhrndy, Islami, and Ahmad Shahab. Among the existing political figures are Sgravlady Habib, Asad Allah Badamchyan, Mohammad Nabi Habibi, Tavakoli Bina, K. Anbarlvyy, Hossein Anvari, Fatemeh Rahbar and H. Saburi.
See also
References
- ↑ IRAN: RELIGIOUS LEADERS AND OPPOSITION MOVEMENTS By Mansourian, Hani, Journal of International Affairs, October 1, 2007
- ↑ Motalefeh.org History
- ↑ The Pseudo-Parliament of Iran's Private Sector I by HAMID FAROKHINA in Tehran, 23 Feb 2011
External links
- Motalefeh, citizendium
- Islamic Motalefeh web site
