The Persian Domino: Iran’s Collapse and the Future of the Arab World and Political Islam (Lebanon: The Unfinished Nation Series, Band 4) - Softcover

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What happens to the Middle East if the Iranian regime collapses?
A geopolitical chain reaction could begin—one that reshapes the Arab world and the future of political Islam.

The Persian Domino

The Collapse of the Iranian Regime and the Future of the Arab World and Political Islam

What happens when the most powerful ideological regime in the Middle East begins to fall?
For more than forty years, the Islamic Republic of Iran has shaped the political and strategic landscape of the Middle East. From Tehran to Beirut, from Baghdad to Gaza, its influence has extended through ideology, alliances, and powerful non-state actors that have redefined regional power.
But every system built on power eventually faces its moment of reckoning.

What if Iran is approaching that moment?

In The Persian Domino, author Roy Joseph Nasrallah explores a bold and unsettling geopolitical question:
Could the collapse of the Iranian regime trigger a chain reaction across the Middle East?

This book argues that Iran is not simply another regional power. It is the central domino in a complex network of political movements, strategic alliances, and ideological projects that have shaped the region since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
If that domino falls, the consequences may reach far beyond Iran’s borders.

Through sharp analysis and strategic foresight, the book examines how a crisis in Tehran could transform the political future of the Arab world, reshape regional alliances, and challenge the very foundations of modern political Islam.
Inside this book, you will discover:

• How Iran built one of the most influential geopolitical networks in the Middle East
• Why the question of succession after the era of Ali Khamenei could destabilize the regime
• The strategic role of movements aligned with Iran across the region
• How the collapse of the Iranian system could reshape the balance of power in the Middle East
• The uncertain future of political Islam if its most powerful state sponsor weakens or disappears
• The possible reactions of Arab states, Israel, and global powers

Combining geopolitical analysis, historical context, and forward-looking strategic scenarios, The Persian Domino offers a compelling exploration of one of the most consequential questions of the 21st century.
This is not just a book about Iran.
It is a book about the future of the Middle East itself.
If the first domino falls in Tehran, the region may enter a period of transformation unlike anything seen in decades.
The question is no longer whether change will come.
The question is how far the domino effect will go.

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