Ma`rifat Siyasi

This study aims to investigate the Supreme Leader’s vision in the realm of foreign policy and to elucidate its monotheistic elements. The central claim is that the Leader of the Islamic Revolution has articulated a deep and coherent framework for a God-centered foreign policy, providing a basis for accurate analysis and evaluation of this approach. The main question is: How is the structure and nature of the monotheistic worldview in foreign policy defined from his perspective? Using content analysis of the Supreme Leader’s speeches, this study identifies and interprets relevant data to present his model of monotheistic foreign policy. The hypothesis of this paper is that the Leader’s conception of monotheism is systematic and defined by specific indicators, articulated both theoretically and practically in the foreign policy domain. Findings show that the Leader considers diplomacy as a tool to realize divine objectives, viewing foreign policy as a realm for advancing divine sovereignty in social and political arenas. Accordingly, from his perspective, a monotheistic foreign policy manifests the legislative will of God and the sovereignty of the Almighty across all dimensions of international relations.