Explaining the role and beliefs of Mohammad Ali Foroughi in domestic and foreign policy during the prime ministership

Mohammad Ali Foroughi was a realistic Wadibi philosopher who played an important role in consolidating the foundations of Reza Shah's monarchy and legitimizing his dictatorial rule. Due to his scientific ability, politeness and politeness, he went through the ranks very quickly and in the shortest period of time, he became the head of the National Assembly and the head of the Supreme Court, and became a minister in several cabinets and became the first head of Reza Shah's vice-ministers and the first prime minister of Mohammad Reza Shah. Foroughi, with the cooperation of other Freemason elements, initiated the establishment of the National Artifacts Association, which included the reconstruction of the Iranian Shia poet Ferdowsi's tomb in the style and context of Koresh's tomb. He was also the one who tried to prepare a fake genealogy for Reza Shah. Foroughi's major role in the contemporary history of Iran actually begins on the third of Shahrivar 1320 AH. In this situation, Reza Shah made him prime minister again because no one was familiar with the language of diplomacy like Foroughi. Foroughi did several important things in this responsibility. The removal of Reza Shah, who in this way gave freedom to public opinion, the release of political convicts, and the restoration of dignity to those who were excluded during the Pahlavi period. Also, concluding a tripartite alliance agreement with the Allies, preparing the preparations for Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's inauguration were among his actions during this period.