The Role of Women and Family in the Formation of the Islamic Revolution of Iran and its Impact on Other Nations of the World

 On the occasion of the beginning of the celebrations of the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, the Cultural Consultation of our country in Nigeria has prepared a series of programs to introduce the authentic discourse of the Islamic Revolution to the world, especially the people of Nigeria. 

In this regard, the Cultural Consultation of our country, benefiting from the local capacities, institutions, organizations and networks aligned throughout the country of Nigeria, especially with the presence and participation of the members of the Al-Zahra Society of Nigeria, held a specialized meeting entitled "The Role of Women and Family in the Formation of the Islamic Revolution  of Iran and its Impact on Other Nations" in Nigeria.

In the opening ceremony of this meeting, Mr. Majid Kamrani, the cultural advisor of our country, while welcoming the participants of this meeting, announced that the Islamic Revolution of Iran took place in Iran 46 years ago, according to which a 2500-year-old monarchy regime ended and a system based on religious democracy was formed in Iran. He went on to refer to the culture of the Islamic Revolution of Iran and said that for this reason, ethics and family have played a very fundamental role in its formation and continuation, and because of this index, it was widely and comprehensively welcomed by everyone, especially foreign countries, and the continent of Africa and Nigeria is one of those regions that has received the most spiritual influence from the Islamic Revolution of Iran and has been able to convey the message. real, humane and religious. 

In the continuation of this meeting, 9 prominent personalities of Nigeria gave speeches in this regard. Ms.  Fatemeh Ghorba on  the role  of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in redefining and strengthening women's identity, Dr. Zubeida Abdulaziz on  the impact of religious policies on the structure of the family and women's lives  , Ms. Maryam Mokhtar on the topic  of strengthening the family and social structures and the contribution of women in it, Dr. Maimuneh Hossein  Women and Social Changes and  Lessons from the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Ms. Fawzieh B.T. Abdollahi on the subject  of women's  continuous participation and its  role in political and social developments, Ms. Hajieh Khadijeh Saad with the title The Impact of the Islamic Revolution on Women's Social and Political Participation in Iran, Dr. Qarar  spoke on the topic  of the impact of the Islamic Revolution of Iran on other societies, especially in Africa,  and Ms. Wasila Esmail, the participation of women in the struggles before the Islamic Revolutionof Iran.

Cultural Consultation of the Islamic Republic of Nigeria

February 2025