In addition to the great and hopeful support of the people on the way to the Islamic Revolution, he has faced individual declines at the level of political currents and influential political and non-political figures as well as the general public. This phenomenon can be studied and investigated from psychological, sociological, historical, and political perspectives and its results are necessary to increase associations and reduce declines. In this study, with a descriptive-analytical method and a library study, the factors of decline during the Islamic Revolution have been reread from the perspective of the Supreme Leader as a visionary and vigilant observer of the Islamic Revolution. From his point of view, individual declines in the front of the Islamic revolution include a variety of religious, moral, social, and political factors. These factors include weak belief in values and lack of insight and vision, weakness of political analysis, putting people as criteria instead of right, worldliness, extreme party affiliations, lack of knowledge about current conditions and enemies, lack of demarcation with Enemy, lack of endurance, tiredness from continuing the path, ambition, love and hate, mental complexes, and incorrect analysis of events. ‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬