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{{stub}}'''Ayatollah''' is a [[religious]] title for a leader of [[Shia]] [[Muslim]]s, and also function as the religious leaders of the Islamic Republic of [[Iran]]. They historically opposed both the [[Qajar]] and [[Pahlevi]] dynasties in various ways. In 1978 they succeeded in overthrowing the [[Shah]] of Iran.  In 1979, when the [[U.S.A.]] admitted the Shah for medical treatment, the ayatollahs led an attack on the U.S. [[embassy]], causing the [[Iran Hostage Crisis]]. The current Supreme Leader of Iran is Ayatollah [[Ali Khamenei]].
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'''Ayatollah''' is a [[religious]] title for a leader of [[Shia]] [[Muslim]]s, and also function as the religious leaders of the Islamic Republic of [[Iran]]. They historically opposed both the [[Qajar]] and [[Pahlevi]] dynasties in various ways. In 1978 they succeeded in overthrowing the [[Shah]] of Iran.  In 1979, when the [[U.S.A.]] admitted the Shah for medical treatment, the ayatollahs led an attack on the U.S. [[embassy]], causing the [[Iran Hostage Crisis]]. The current Supreme Leader of Iran is Ayatollah [[Ali Khamenei]].
    
[[Category:Iran]]
 
[[Category:Iran]]
 
[[Category:Islam]]
 
[[Category:Islam]]
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