Mohamed Alí Araki
Mohamed Alí Araki was a prominent Iranian cleric and a key figure in the Shiite Islamic community, known for his leadership role following the Iranian Revolution. He served as the Grand Ayatollah and was highly respected for his religious authority. His influence extended beyond religious matters, as he played a significant role in the political landscape of Iran, particularly during the establishment of the Islamic Republic. Following his death in 1994, he was succeeded by Ali Jamenei as the highest authority in Iranian Shiite Islam.
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Mohamed Alí Araki was the highest authority of Shia Islam before his death in 1994.
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In November 1994, Ali Jamenei was elected as the successor to the great Ayatollah Mohamed Alí Araki.
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