Abstract


Revolutionism is among the missions of divine prophets, which has transferred the true heirs (scholars and clergy), as a stable and lasting legacy. The history of Islam has always witnessed the rule of such a mood in the seminaries and true scholars. However, with the passage of time, some factors cause seminaries and clergy to move away from this approach. This deviation should be recognized in time. Infact, by the proper awareness, it is possible to prevent the clerical community from falling into this abyss that prevents it from fulfilling its inherent mission. The most important deviations are secularism, a departure from the lifestyle of a seminary student, lack or weakness of political awareness and insight, influence of deviant sects, predominance of factional, group, and family affiliations, conservatism and indifference towards political-social issues, as well as weak communication between revolutionary forces.