It is unclear what is meant by "take advantage of Shiites". Most of the Iranian population is Shiite, so the government certainly uses its population to its advantage. If the question is asking whether Shiites are repressed in Iran, the answer is, "No", since Shiites are the majority in all key government positions. It is non-Shiites in Iran, Sunni and Ahmadi Muslims, Jews, Christians, Zoroastrians, Baha'i, Yazdanis, and other religious minorities, that are harassed in Iran.
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SAVAK was the Iranian Secret Police under the Shah of Iran. Shiites are the sect of Islam that is dominant in Iran, Iraq, and Azerbaijan.
It is Islam (Shiites)
Shiites Muslims are centered in Iran.
Shiates rule the government of Iran.
Of the world's approximately 200 million or so Shiites, around 70 million live in Iran, making it the largest single country for Shiites. However, Shiites are not concentrated in any particular part of Iran, but are a majority in nearly every major city and province in the country.
No. Saddam Hussein was Sunni, which did not endear him to the Shiites in Iraq or to the Shiite leadership in Iran. However, there were a large number of Shiites in the Iraqi Army under Saddam Hussein who gave their lives in loyalty to their country (even against Iran).
No. Saddam Hussein was Sunni, which did not endear him to the Shiites in Iraq or to the Shiite leadership in Iran. However, there were a large number of Shiites in the Iraqi Army under Saddam Hussein who gave their lives in loyalty to their country (even against Iran).
In Iran 85-90% of people are Shia Muslims and the rest are sunni. a small minority are not Muslims.
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Iran and Iraq have been always the main centers of Shiites.