The Iranian Exodus Post-1979 Revolution

The chaotic atmosphere extended beyond political and religious groups to include everyday citizens who simply yearned for stability and peace. The early days of the revolution were marked by widespread unrest, economic disruption, and an uncertain future. As the new government consolidated power, the initial fervor gave way to a more structured, albeit repressive, system. This transition, far from calming anxieties, often solidified the decision for many to leave, as the hope for a quick return to normalcy faded.