a prologue on the evaluation of the performance of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in founding

The 1979 revolution, like all political revolutions, had two goals: first, the overthrow of the former political order and the founding of a new political order that claimed to bring a better future for Iran and Iranians.Judging by the prosperity or failure of a revolution to overthrow the previous political order requires little research; the collapse of the established political system is the most visible success of a revolution in achieving the first goal. In this regard, the 1979 Iranian Revolution was successful, because it was generally a manor for the end of the ancient kingdom system in Iran with all its strengths and weaknesses.But after the collapse of the former political system, an important and fundamental challenge is the advancement of revolutions, which affects their legitimacy in the coming years and the situation of the countries in which these revolutions occurred: the challenge of the founding of a new governance system.Economic, social, environmental, military and political (domestic and foreign) affect the sustainability of countries, and the overall situation of the country, according to each of these dimensions, determines its position in the state of stability.