Abstract





The family, as the most fundamental social institution, plays a decisive role in transmitting values and reproducing culture in societies. This research aims to identify patterns of the family aligned with the Islamic Revolution in producing and reproducing resistance culture. This applied-developmental study uses a qualitative method with a thematic analysis approach. Findings reveal that this family model rests on three interconnected themes: the insight-oriented family, the identity-building family, and the active family. In this framework, insight generates awareness and discernment, identity reinforces belonging and cultural memory, and action transforms values into tangible social behavior. A case study of the families of martyrs demonstrated that these three components are manifested through religious commitment, intergenerational transmission of values, conscious sacrifice, social responsibility, and active cultural participation. Accordingly, the family aligned with the Islamic Revolution can be regarded as a strategic institution in reproducing the culture of resistance and sustainably transmitting religious and revolutionary values to coming generations.



Keywords: Thematic Analysis, Family Aligned with Islamic Revolution, Martyrs' Families, Islamic Lifestyle, Resistance Culture