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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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{{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]].
    
[[Category:Iran]]
 
[[Category:Iran]]
 
[[Category:Islam]]
 
[[Category:Islam]]
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