The discourse of the Islamic revolution and the project of spiritual power

The alienation of power from spirituality in the liberal-democratic discourse has turned politics into an arena of hegemony with claims of morality. In the discourse of the Islamic Revolution, spirituality is the flow and movement in the path of Talah (love of God prior to knowing God and melting into his divinity). The Islamic Revolution claims that if Islamic spirituality, as one of the sources of power, is brought from a purely personal and internal matter to the sphere of society and politics in such a way that the individual, society and state are described as spiritual, then spiritual power will be produced. to be This means that the individual, the society and even the government with all its structures and agents can become like God.The problem of this research is that what claims and innovations does the discourse of the Islamic Revolution have in the category of power compared to the soft power of Liral-democracy? The result is that spiritual power is born from the discourse of the Islamic revolution, which, considering its nature, sources, types and applications, has such a capacity that it can overtake the discourse of soft power and become the dominant discourse in the course of the current historical curve. become Especially in the present era, when spirituality is seen not only in the East, but also in the most non-religious parts of the Western society