For years, the son of Iran’s supreme leader has been speculated to be a potential candidate to succeed his father, Mr Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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You can laugh at Iran but unlike democratic depublic of Singapore, Iran forbids their leaders to pass their leaderships to their own children
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But many Iran experts dismiss the idea that the ayatollah’s own son could replace him as a danger to the system.
Since the 1979 revolution deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, a small group of Shi’ite clerics that run Iran have held far more power than elected officials. But a foundational principle of the Islamic Republic was that it ended hereditary rule.
Since the 1979 revolution deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, a small group of Shi’ite clerics that run Iran have held far more power than elected officials. But a foundational principle of the Islamic Republic was that it ended hereditary rule.
“If the supreme leader turns into a hereditary system, what does that mean? It means the system is dead,” said Mr Mohammad Ali Shabani, an Iran analyst and editor of Amwaj, an independent online media outlet that focuses on Iran, Iraq and the Arabian Peninsula.
Iran strongly forbid hereditary system
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Despite facing all odds and against the mighty America, Iran survives and is becoming strong and independent due to this good system.
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