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Calling Iran Before It’s Too Late – Sheikh Imran N. Hosein

By Editor on 11th February 2026 • ( 4 )

Calling Iran Before It’s Too Late – Sheikh Imran N. Hosein

Sheikh Imran N. Hosein examines the 1979 Revolution as a definitive model for Islamic sovereignty and a spiritual blueprint for resisting global hegemony. He further outlines the strategic necessity of Eastern alliances and monetary reform to protect Iran’s revolutionary legacy from contemporary geopolitical traps.

1. Reflections on the 1979 Islamic Revolution

Sheikh Imran Hosein reflects on his time as a doctoral student during the Iranian Revolution. He expresses deep admiration for Imam Khomeini and the Iranian people for their mass mobilization, which he views as a successful model for overthrowing an oppressive, Western-backed regime.

2. Iran as a Model for the Muslim Ummah

He believes that Iran demonstrated how a population can achieve freedom through faith and unity. He criticizes other Muslim-majority nations, specifically Pakistan and Egypt, for failing to follow this example and remaining under the influence of “oppressive” global powers.

3. Geopolitical Alliances

He discusses Iran’s strategic foreign policy, praising its move to align with Russia and China. He views these alliances as a necessary and wise defence against Western hegemony and “Zionist” influence.

4. Support for the Palestinian Cause

He also highlights Iran’s consistent stance against Israel and its support for Palestinian rights. He argues that Iran is one of the few nations providing genuine resistance in this regard.

5. Critique of the Global Monetary System

There is a segment in the video focused on the “dishonesty” of the modern paper-money system. He advocates for a return to an Islamic monetary system based on real value (like gold and silver) to escape what he describes as economic enslavement.

6. Philosophy of Punishment in Islam

Sheikh Imran Hosein delves into Islamic jurisprudence, categorizing three types of punishment:

Reformatory: Intended to correct the individual’s behaviour.
Retributive: Based on the principle of “an eye for an eye.”
Deterrent: Harsh penalties designed to prevent others from committing the same crime.

7. A Warning to the Iranian Leadership

The title “Calling Iran before it is too late” refers to his concern that Iran must remain vigilant against internal corruption and external traps. He urges the leadership to stay true to the original revolutionary principles to avoid a collapse or “betrayal” of the cause.