Tashkīlāt-i inqilābī: bastarī barā-yi rūyish-i ummat-i vāḥidah

A wide-ranging study of revolutionary organisation grounded in Islamic thought, this work argues that collective, structured action is indispensable to advancing the cause of truth in society. Drawing on Qurʼānic verses, the traditions of the Shīʻah Imams, and the addresses of the leaders of the Islamic Revolution, it presents organisation as the historical instrument by which prophets and reformers have confronted falsehood. The text is built around a sequence of concise thematic units, treating in turn the necessity and aims of revolutionary structures, the principles and values that should govern them, their defining characteristics, their mission within an Islamic society, and a detailed pathology of the obstacles and ailments that weaken collective endeavour. Particular attention is given to leadership, discipline, sincerity, foresight, and guardianship, alongside the dangers of bureaucracy, factionalism, and spiritual decay, offering practitioners a practical native model.