Ali Khamenei
Ali Hosseini Khamenei was an Iranian politician and Shia cleric who served as the second supreme leader of Iran from 1989 until his assassination in the 2026 Iran war. He previously served as the third president of Iran from 1981 to 1989. He held the title Ayatollah, and his tenure as supreme leader, spanning 36 years and six months, made him the longest-serving head of state in West Asia at the time of his death.
Career Journey
Background
- Born in
- Mashhad
- Educated at
- Qom HawzaNajaf SeminaryHawza ‘Ilmiyya Khorasan
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"Don’t allow the colonialists to introduce their terrorists as representatives of Islam"
"Almost one year has now passed since the horrifying events in Mina, as a result of which several thousand people tragically lost their lives- under the hot sun with thirsty lips- and this happened on …"
"Europeans are constantly stating anti Iranian sentiments, while themselves make worse interventions in regions issues they tell us don't intervene, While Britain and France have atomic missiles and Ge…"
"The great powers have dominated the destiny of the Islamic countries for years and… installed the Zionist cancerous tumor in the heart of the Islamic world… Many of the problems facing the Muslim worl…"
"The hearts of their families are still broken and bereaved and our people remain grief-stricken and angry. Instead of apology and remorse and judicial prosecution of those who were directly at fault i…"
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Timeline
1939
Born
Birth2026
Died
Death
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