Ayatollah Khomeini dies at 86
Local Muslims expect
little to change in Iran
From staff and wire reports
The religious leader of Iran. Ayatollah Ruhol
l.ili Khomeini, died Sunday onlv IJ days after lie
underwent surgery tor bleeding in his digestive
system, according to Iran's offi< i.d news agem \
I te was nt>
‘ The leader of the Islamic revolution and
founder of the Islamic Republic Imam Khomeini,
passed away at a Tehran Hospital " the Islamic
Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported Sunda\
IRNA said Khomeini s death "took place at
ter .1 surgical operation to stop bleeding in Ins di
gestive system on Tuesday. ~.t Mas
Saturday Iranian officials hail said Khnmei
nis health was deteriorating, and they urged the
nation to pray for the country’s spiritual leader
Iran’s stale-run radio and television, muni
tored in Nicosia (Aprils, also had said Khomei
ni’s condition was declining, but gave no de
tails.
both Iranian news sources carried a brief
statement from Tehran th.it said. "At t p m on
Saturday a complication arose in the imam's con
dilion, which the doctors are trying to control
We urge the nation to pray for the imam's health
and hope that their prayers will be answered
According to University international studies
adjunct Professor Massoud Kheirabadi, a native
of Iran, the ayatollah's death has been "expect
ed'' by most Iranians
"He was expel ted to die, as he has been very
sii k tor about six months now. " Kheirabadi said
Kheirabadi said he believes Iranian President
Ali Khameni will be the next "strong man" in
Iran.
"There are some people who think the Muja
huh. llettist underground fighters) based in Iraq
will take oyer, he said "Hut 1 really do noi see
much chance lor that.''
The new government may have more moder
ate elements Kheirabadi said, but another revolu
tion is very unlikely
"If there is any change, it will come from
Ayatollah Kuholl.ih Khomeini KMM - 1‘tH‘i
within tin- present system lit* sun!
Muslim Student Inion Diroctot khnled
Alazzouni. .t native til Saudi Arabia, said the ayu
tollall lias been a controversial leader wilt) only
represented It) percent id the world's Muslim
population
"As a member of the other 'll) percent. I
would hope it (Khomeini s death) would briny
for Iranians more freedom, freedom of speet h and
more demoi rat v " Alazzouni said
Khomeini had been the absolute “guide ol
Iran’s theocratic government since he overthrew
Shall Mohammed Kt'/.a I’ahlavi and 2.AIM) years ol
Iranian monarchy in February l'tru
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