Hawzah News Agency- Prominent sociology scholars and commentators on Iranian social media platforms have described Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as “the strongest man of the century,” emphasizing that his leadership is not aimed at protecting personal interests or political power, but at safeguarding the independence and dignity of the Iranian people.
According to this emerging perspective, Imam Khamenei’s ongoing stance against Western influence is rooted in a larger national mission: preventing Iran’s 90 million citizens from falling into what they call “modern slavery under the West.”
“This is not a war for the survival of a leader or a government,” one prominent sociology professor noted. “It is the defense of a nation's independence — a resistance against cultural subjugation, economic domination, and ideological surrender.”
Analysts frame the current situation in Iran as a historic battle between a proud, freedom-seeking people and what they describe as the despotism of Western powers. They argue that the West seeks not merely political alignment but deep structural dependency from countries like Iran.
“This is a struggle against a system that demands submission. Imam Khamenei’s resistance is breaking the chains of a nation’s captivity,” read one widely shared commentary.
Describing him as “the chain-breaker” and “the symbol of unyielding resistance,” these scholars and thinkers suggest that Iran’s recent confrontations with foreign pressure are not isolated incidents but part of a larger historical pattern of struggle for sovereignty and self-determination.
In their view, Khamenei’s leadership reflects the will of a nation that refuses to accept humiliation, domination, or a return to the era of foreign control.
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