Pathological analysis of the threats of the Islamic Revolution with emphasis on economic influence

The purpose of this study is to investigate the dimensions of influence, especially economic influence in the Islamic Revolution. The method used in this paper is descriptive-analytical and uses library and Internet data. We assume that the enemies of the revolution, following the defeat in the political and military dimensions, have turned to the phenomenon of influence, and one of the most important dimensions of this phenomenon is the issue of economic influence. This process takes the form of various forms such as soft power, economic sanctions, the media, erosive negotiations, and influence among decision-makers.The findings of this study show that the colonial countries sought to use various tools such as the hegemony of international organizations to achieve their goals and force the sanctioned countries to surrender through the window of economic pressures. Passive internal forces in the face of sanctions, increasing frustration with solving economic problems, dividing the nation and the government, and weakening the axis of resistance are other goals that are pursued in this direction.