Future Studies of Religious Democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran

This article examines the future of religious democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran. The study of past trends in religious democracy reveals that the roots of this discourse go back to the constitutional era and the first confrontation of the Qajar religious government to Western dynasty. When the religious institution came into action to reform the new Western institutions such as the National Assembly, the law, and so on; With the formation of the first and second Pahlavi exposure policies, the carriers of this discourse with a comprehensive overview of their policies and programs, provided the full domain of this discourse over the next two decades, which resulted in victory, the achievement of power and the formation of an Islamic state in the year 1357. However, this discourse faces many challenges that require the need for future studies. New issues have emerged in the foci of globalization, thought issues, identity, and performance. How the religious democratic discourse responds to these challenges, and what results will be presented in different scenarios in this paper. The research method in this study is the likely scenario for the future. The data collection method is library studies and phishing scanning.