Iran's Revolution and construction of Shiite political norms in international relations

One of the most themes of political Islam is influence on the political culture, political structure and international politics. This suggests that a new form of social norms has emerged and affected topics including international politics. Until 1970s evidence was not observable.Islamic Revolution in Iran is a starting point in the development of political Islam in order to influence the processes of international relations. Although political Islam has had cultural, normative andperspective indications in the 1970s, but it has had their impact on the process of the interaction among states and other actors in international politics. Iraqi war against Iran can be known as the starting point for the effectiveness of other Islamic norms in international relations. If war and peace is the most issues in international relations, Shiite political norms have influenced its impacts on the quality of actors’ interaction in such processes in the period of Holly Defense.Shiite political and normative signs have had extensive normative and political consequences in realms of international relations and regional environment of Middle East after the Islamic revolution.What was mentioned as Shiite Crescent in 2006 is extensive reflection of the Shiite political norms including resistance in international relations. Such process and signs also can be considered in the Middle East’s Islamic awakening in 2012.