The main goal of this article is to analyze the discourse of the effects of the freedom movement in the process of the Islamic revolution based on the theory of James Paul G. The findings show that in the first question, the authors have made concepts such as monotheism, acts of worship, resurrection and nationwide important and prominent. In the second question, the authors show concepts such as secularists, teachers, educators and soldiers as an identity. In the third question, they explain the relationship between religious and modern groups. In the fourth question, the authors explain the establishment of the beard, the turban. In the fifth question, the authors explain the action aimed at the goal of the prophets, the action aimed at solidarity from all the forces of the nation. In the sixth question, the authors explain the critical look at the arguments of Islamic scholars and jurists regarding the relationship between monotheism and science,. In the seventh question, the authors of the discourse of human belief in the creator from the beginning, the formation of a permanent internal and cultural revolution in people, the discourse of the gradual evolution of living beings consider it appropriate and privileged.