Inqilāb dar barābar-i gurūhakʹhā: barʹrasī-i tārīkhchah-yi siyāsī-i gurūhakʹhā-yi muʻānid va mukhālif-i niẓām dar dahah-yi 1360

In "Inqilāb dar barābar-i gurūhakʹhā", researcher Muḥammad Javād Akhavān delves into the turbulent political landscape of Īrān during the critical decade of the 1360s (1980s). The book offers a comprehensive historical examination of the myriad opposition groups and ideological factions that confronted the newly established Islamic Republic following the 1979 revolution. From nationalist alliances like the National Front and the Freedom Movement, to Marxist-Leninist organisations such as the Tudeh Party, the Fedayeen, and armed regional groups like the KDPI and Komalah, the text meticulously documents their emergence, political trajectories, and eventual clashes with the state. Drawing upon historical records and ideological texts, this resource serves as an essential guide for scholars and students of contemporary Middle Eastern politics, providing profound insights into the foundational conflicts that shaped the modern political structure of Īrān.