On the eve of the Fajr Decade, Imam Khamenei visited mausoleum of Imam Khomeini (ra) and paid homage to the memory of the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran and martyrs of the Revolution in Behesht Zahra Cemetery, January 31, 2024.

The visit of Ayatullah Khamushi and the Iranian delegation has not only strengthened ties between Iran and the Shia community in Kenya but has also inspired a sense of unity and resilience among the local sheikhs, fostering hope for a brighter future.

The Cultural Council remains dedicated to its mission of promoting education and cultural understanding, and this scholarship initiative is a testament to its ongoing efforts in this regard. Miss Halima Ali Ahmed's journey at Shahid Beheshti University signifies a bridge for collaboration and goodwill between Kenya and the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The aim of organizing this essay competition is to examine the achievements of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, focusing on the transformation in the status of women. In addition, it seeks to extract insights and lessons that Kenyan women can apply in their own field, enhancing cultural exchange and empowerment.

The goal of the Iranian Studies Essay Writing Competition is to promote scholarly participation and the dissemination of knowledge in various aspects of Iran, including its history, culture, language, and society.

Hazrat Fatima Zahra (A.S.) the Leader of the Women in Paradise, the only Daughter of the Holy Prophet of Islam (P.B.U.H)

General Qasem Soleimani is certainly the most iconic anti-terrorist figure in the contemporary era. His experiences of resistance against Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Iran along with his efforts to eradicate ISIS make not only the Iranian nation indebted to him, but also all those who believe in humanity and freedom.

If Jesus Christ (AS) was among us today, he would have taken a moment to fight against the leaders of oppression, hunger, and the displacement of millions of people who are being exploited by big powers and subjected to war crimes.