No hi ha cap revolució islàmica en curs ni a Tunísia ni a Egipte

Pel professor iranià Bahman Aghai Diba el que està passant a Tunísia i Egipte no és cap revolució islàmica. Per què? Doncs perquè la revolució islàmica no és ja una alternativa després del seu fracàs, públic i notori, a l'Iran.

The clear reason for all of these revolts in these countries is corruption, lack of democracy and poverty of masses and similar issues. People are demonstrating due to the price of bread and unemployment. They have nothing to do with religion or Islam, although the religious Islamic factions are systematically trying to portray that they hold the strings for all of these movements. The desire in the Western countries to blame their own government for being ineffective or inefficient for tackling these factions has added to the voice of these elements.

The most important reason that these movements are not for religion and especially are not for Islam is the failure of the Islamic revolution in Iran. The people all of these countries can see the results of such a "change" in practice in Iran. While, before the "Islamic revolution" in Iran, many Arab and Muslim counters such as Egypt, were much close than Iran for such a "revolution", and it was a great shock for the people of Iran and the entire world that Iran fell in this trap set by the Mullahs, after the downfall of Iran in the Islamic catastrophe, no other country has gone through the same course because of what they see in Iran.

The failure of the Islamic Revolution is Iran has become the greatest lesson for all Muslim countries.