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∙ 10y agothe religious power of the ayatollahs
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∙ 10y agoThe religious power of the ayatollahs
Oil and terorism
The United States of America currently has conflicts with the countries of Iran and Syria. The U.S. also has a tense relationship with Cuba.
Iran hostage crisis
I think you must be referring to the war between Iran and Iraq, which was between 1980-88. However, while Iraq is an Arab country, Iran is a Persian country. They are both Islamic nations though. Both are majority Shi'ite Muslim.
The US Embassy hostages in Iran.
IRAN had the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
Oil and terorism
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this dynasty in Iran had conflict from one hand with Ottoman and in other hand with internal struggles..but the original conflict was with Ottoman,
No. Teheran, Iran's capital, is a landlocked internal city.
syria had an recent conflict with lebanon iraq and saudi arabia iran is so called the ally of iran
There are a number of significant overarching conflicts which include the Israeli-Arab conflict (1920s-Ongoing), the Arab Nationalists vs. Monarchies conflicts in Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia, and others (in the 1950s-1970s), border clashes between the Saudis and Iraqis/Jordanians and the Moroccans and Algerians (in the 1980s), the Syrian-Lebanese Conflict and the Lebanese Civil War (1970s-2000s), the Kurdish Repression in Turkey, Iraq, and Iran, the Islamic Revolution (1979), the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1986), the Persian Gulf Wars 1 & 2 (1990-1, 2003-2011), the Yemeni Civil War (1970s), and the Arab Spring Wars (2010-Ongoing). Note: This list is not exhaustive and some of these conflicts involve multiple battles or wars inside of them.
The Muslim ruler of Iran during the 1970s was the Shah of Iran. He was the ruler from September 16, 1941 until he was overthrown on February 11, 1979. His name was Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi. While Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was Muslim personally, he was a secularist as regards politics.
The revolution in Iran was not about Iraq, but about internal Iranian problems.
The United States of America currently has conflicts with the countries of Iran and Syria. The U.S. also has a tense relationship with Cuba.
non-Islamic influences on the culture and economy
Exact numbers are difficult to determine, but thousands of Kurdish people have died due to violence in various conflicts throughout history. This includes armed conflicts with governments, terrorist attacks, and internal conflicts within Kurdish communities. The Kurdish people have faced significant violence and persecution leading to loss of lives in countries like Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran.