The analysis of two Iran and Egypt revolutions in comparative view

In order to examine the revolution, the process of forming this revolution consists of three stages: the pre-revolutionary historical backgrounds, the rise of the movement and the victory, and ultimately the period of conflict after the victory and the stage of the consolidation of revolution, each of the steps have special features. In this study, the transformations of the Egyptian revolution as one of the most important Arab revolutions with the Islamic Revolution of Iran in each of these three stages, based on Crane Brinton's theory, have been compared except for the other. The methodology of this comparative study is a question and the question posed in the framework of Crane Brinton's theory in this study is that the two Iranian-Egyptian revolutions have similarities and differences in pre-revolutionary conditions, the occurrence of the revolution and the subsequent stages. ? The revolution of Iran and Egypt were not economically compatible with Brinton's point of view, but socially and culturally similar to Brinton's view, and after the revolution, the rule of Egypt was followed by most of the post-revolutionary period of Brinton's but Iran in the period of moderate rule has been stopped.