Investigation of Jangal movement dependence on Islam alliance party
Abstract
The aim of this study is to evaluate the Islam Alliance Party (IAP) and the influence it had on Islam Alliance Party of Gilan as known as Jangal Movement (JM). This study uses an analytical approach and reliable references. This is conceptual research with an analytical-descriptive approach which focuses on the literature as relevant evidence. Thus, a conceptual discussion about the influence of IAP on JM and an analytical and targeted review of related research is presented. Historical background of IAP in the Islamic world and the history of JM. According to the related literature, many researchers believe that there isn’t any strong relationship between IAP and JM; although they were established under the same title and many Mirza Kuchik Khan’s beliefs about decolonization and independence were aligned with Sayyid Jamāl ad-Dīn Asadābādī. In this study, we tried to delineate the relationship, considering reliable sources.
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