Explaining the reasons for the tendency of the people of Nain and Natanz cities towards the Islamic revolution (based on documents)

Examining the factors of the rise and spread of the Islamic revolution in the cities of Iran and the tendency of the people towards the Islamic movement of Imam Khomeini can explain the popular theories of the revolution, especially the structuralist theory, which was widely accepted by thinkers in the seventies of the 20th century, and on the role of society's structures and its control over agents. The structuralist theory emphasized and did not consider any role for the will of people in creating the revolution, discrediting it. Therefore, in this article, an attempt has been made to investigate the role of agency factors and some structural factors in two important cities of Isfahan province, Nain and Natanz, in creating a revolutionary movement in these cities. The research method is descriptive-analytical based on documents, interviews with narrators of the revolution in these two cities, as well as other historical data. According to the results of the research, the deportation of a large number of revolutionary activists from Qom and Tehran to Nain and Anark was effective in familiarizing them with the principles of the revolution and Imam Khomeini and their revolutionary uprising. Also, in Natanz, due to its proximity to Qom and Tehran as the main bases of the revolution, the heralds and messengers of Imam Khomeini's movement were able to be present in that city and deliver the message of the revolution to the people of the region.