The most crucial question touches the core of the Supreme Leader's theory, who sees himself as the worthy deputy of the Imam of the Age, promising justice to liberate the oppressed. However, the revolution's export project results in spreading injustices rather than fairness. Throughout Khomeini’s revolution, we witnessed bloodshed and destruction without any humanitarian signs, such as relief or aid, nor the promotion of peace or love. Iran's exports are explosives and factions with a language of threats. This raises a terrifying question: can an oppressor represent the awaited just one? This is a religious, ethical, and human question, all absent in the revolution's rhetoric. Finally, this forms the structural component of Khomeini's discourse and the resulting parties, organizations, and behaviors. Publishing house: Madarek Publishing House Number of Pages: 79 Year of publication: 2016