No one - Ayatollah Khomeini had VERY DIFFERENT ideals to the regime set up that used his name (we must remember, Khomeini was very poorly healthwise by the 1980s and a lot of things were done in his name that he would not approve), he was exiled in France (the West) and his pre-revolutionary tapes did not feature anti-Western culture Propaganda or repression.
In fact, the original ideas of those who lead the revolution inclusive of Khomeini favoured a French style republic. The real (much more moderate Khomeini) and the popular image (an image largely forged by those who spoke in his name when Khomeini himself was sick) are very different. If Khomeini had good health, Iran would be very different today.
AYATOLLAH RUHOLLAH KHOMEINI led the religious opposition to Western Influences. The "religious" is key here, since the religious individuals were a minority of the opposition, most of whom wanted a Left-Wing Republic. It was Khomeini and those aligned with him that eventually led to the creation of the Islamic Republic by cunningly lying and betraying the secularists who believed that they could square their vision with his.
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
The Ayatollah Khomeini.
There have been many leaders throughout history who have had many radical ideas that ended with them being exiled. Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini was an exiled leader that lead religious opposition to western influences.Ê
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She said that god was better then the leader of massachusetts so she got exiled to rhode island because there they had religious freedom
Roger Williams, an exiled former Puritan minister.
he was not an exiled
When we were exiled from Israel, it was unavoidable.After we were exiled from Israel, it was unavoidable.
Exiled or banished.
Switzerland exiled Giuseppe Mazzini to Paris in 1834 and then France exiled him to England in 1837.
Alexander never get exiled.
Exiled in Paris was created in 1994.
He wasn't, he was exiled to the US.
No, her and her family left England to move to New England because they wanted greater religious freedom. Some of her friends were exiled, but she left vountarily.