In this study the impact of the Islamic revolution on freedom as an important achievement, and the changes and levels of independence in the growing process of the revolution. In a negative approach, the research proposes the hypothesis that the Islamic Revolution has opposed the Westphalian state-based independence and developed Islamic teaching-based independence based. The present study, with a descriptive and analytical approach, has proposed this idea in the field of political thought in three areas. Independence at the national level, with the exclusion of foreign intervention on the establishment and implementation of law within the boundaries of the geographical boundaries. In the field of the Umma, independence is based on the unity of the Islamic world and it seeks to pursue the aspirations of the Islamic Ummah. And in the global and civil horizons, independence challenges the domination of the system and seeks to realize the values ​​of humanity based on innate nature.