Iran Before the 1979 Revolution: A Tapestry of Modernization, Tradition, and Turmoil

As discontent grew, protests became a common occurrence in Iranian cities. The voices of the people, previously silenced, began to emerge more forcefully. Demonstrations featuring diverse groups—from students to religious clerics—highlighted the widespread desire for change. As the movement gained momentum, it became clear that the Shah's regime was losing its grip on power.