Iran's Conflict Signals Fall of Political Islam
The Iranian religious regime is facing increasing protests due to the economic crisis and political and social repression, with repeated waves of opposition demonstrations against internal policies. The report confirms that Iran's war against political Islam in the Middle East is heading towards decline, especially after the failure of many attempts to establish governance systems based on Islamic authority, such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Additionally, movements of political Islam that rose to power during the Arab Spring, like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Tunisia, have also failed. As the popularity of these movements wanes, there is a growing trend toward separating religion from politics, although some countries like Saudi Arabia and Syria are experiencing varying national and religious transformations.
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