Pan-Islamic Action Development Party
Pan-Islamic Action Development Party حزب توسعه اقدام پان اسلامی | |
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| Pãn-Islamikǐä Eylem Geliştirme Partije name | Kamilistani |
| Abbreviation | Tanmiat |
| Leader | Esmaeel Bagherzadeh |
| Deputy Leader | Youssef Tayarahbarh |
| Secretary | Jallal Eskandari |
| Founder | Amir Hashemi |
| Founded | October 9, 2009 |
| Headquarters | Talwazar Street, 24th Block, Astara, Almanahan |
| Membership | 300 - 500 |
| Ideology | |
| Political position | Right-Wing to Far-Right |
| Religion | Shia Islam |
| Slogan | "There is nothing above Islam, and Islam is above all" (Persian: "هیچ چیزی بالاتر از اسلام نیست و اسلام بالاتر از همه چیز است ") |
| Election symbol | |
| Just the word TANMIAT | |
The Pan-Islamic Action Development Party (Persian: حزب توسعه اقدام پان اسلامی ) or shortformed and officially called as Tanmiat or the Tanmiat Party is a Shia Islamic Fundamentalist political party in the Autounomous Self-Region of Almanahan
History
The Tanmiat Party was founded by Amir Hashemi, an Shia Islamist Clergy and a former Shia Mujahidden in early 2000s, he was inspired by many Shia Islamist in neighbouring nations of Kamilistan, especially Persiya as it's the mainland of Shias. As the Tanmiat Party got it's legal registration as a legal party, it begen to recruit new members to the party, majority of those who are recruited are Clergy, former Shia Mujahidden, former Shia Fundamentalist militias, conservative Shias and hardline shias. However there is some high ranking figures from disolved hardline Shia Movements and Shia Sepratist, instances like Mohammad Ali Layegh from the Grand Shia Front, who is the leader of another branch linked to the GSF which is the Ali Yasanrih Brigades. It was founded after the Almanahan General Election where the disbanded and defunct Shia Islamist Party, the Combatant Shias United Association or the CSUA, by Hossein Abarahandi.
The party took part in the 2013 Alamanahan General Election for Self-Republic of Almanahan Presidential and Cabinet Elections, it failed to gain any seats in both the Senate and the Representive Parliament, with only having a sharevote of 6.98%.