The Religious Dimension in Iranian Foreign Policy towards the Arab Region: Starters And objectives

Abstract

Iran's foreign policy in the Middle East is based on a set of determinants that
emerged from the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the controversy that arose
within Iran's decision-making circles between revolutionary institutions and
constitutional institutions. The Islamic Shiite, and the consequent moral
responsibility directly in the work on the dissemination of the words, especially
in light of the slogans carried by the leaders of the revolution, calling for the
support of the vulnerable and fighting arrogance, as well as the need to revive
the real Shiite Islam. Which gave its foreign policy a religious and religious
dimension, and a major engine of its movements in the Arab region, in order to
achieve the goals set by the Iranian decision makers