The book consists of five chapters covering various aspects of the theory of clerical rule.
- Chapter I covers the historical background of the common and the relationship of the Iranian state jurists.
- Chapter II is concerned with building a state-Faqih and the evolution of the theory and the role of Khomeini's concept of the development.
- Chapter III examines the stage of access to power and the developments that led to the exclusion of other trends.
- The fourth chapter is to highlight the transfer of power after the death of Khomeini to Khamenei, and the impact of the latter on the theory itself and the reality of Iran.

- The last chapter deals with the role of Iran in the development of religious discourse and changing political balances, and then limped to the challenges faced by the Islamic no stampede.

The book illustrates that the rise of Ahmadinejad was an expression of the complete control of the conservatives, led by Leader Khamenei, on both the parliament and the presidency.