On February 11th, Iran commemorates the 1979 Islamic Revolution.  This historical moment reshaped the nation’s political and social landscape.  The revolution marked the end of the monarchy and the beginning of a new system grounded in religious leadership and national sovereignty.  This day stands as a turning point in Iran’s modern history, reflecting the power of collective action and belief.

Across the country, the anniversary is marked with ceremonies, speeches, and public gatherings.  It is a time for Iranians to reflect on independence, identity, and the ideals that continue to influence the nation’s direction.  The day underscores Iran’s enduring sense of pride in charting its own path on the global stage.