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certain that unmarried men and women do not hold hands or walk together on the sidewalk, that storekeepers display in their shops large, glossy photographs of the nation's senior Islamic clerics, that liquor is not served at private parties and that women keep their hair, arms and feet covered,
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in 1979, after the overthrow of the Shah they served as substitutes for some of the governmental institutions no longer functioning after the fall of the shah, "such as social services, security, and police". Komiteh were "more widespread and active in cities than rural areas". They were often
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Made up of "mostly uneducated, undisciplined revolutionaries", at least as of 1990 they were allegedly more "feared or detested" than any of the other post-revolutionary Iranian government agency.
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Following the crushing of opposition, the komiteh turned to "enforcing Islamic regulations on social behavior", hunting down
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and enforcement of other measures, particularly among the secular middle class. They made
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During the Iran-Iraq War, the revolutionary committees also served on the war front.
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Revolutionary institutions of the Islamic Republic of Iran
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Law Enforcement Command of Islamic Republic of Iran
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Index

Islamic Revolutionary Committees

Iran
Islamic religious police
Law Enforcement
Mohammad Reza Mahdavi Kani

Persian
romanized
Persian
romanized
law enforcement
Iran
Guidance Patrol
Organizations of the Iranian Revolution
Ruhollah Khomeini
revolutionary tribunals
Islamic foundations
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
Committees of Public Safety
French Revolution
bad hejabi
first period of Ali-Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani's presidency
Shahrbani
Gendarmerie
Law Enforcement Command of Islamic Republic of Iran
Supreme Leader
Ali Khamenei
Guidance Patrol

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