By studying various historical periods, one can discern ups and downs in the human factors that create them, which are interpreted as falls (Rizesh-ha) and growths (Ruyesh-ha). The Islamic Revolution of Iran, as the most important transformation of the twentieth century, has not been exempt from these falls and growths. In other words, experience has proven that over the lifespan of this divine revolution, some revolutionaries have distanced themselves from its ideals, fallen into the lap of seditions, and become afflicted by Western materialism. Conversely, thanks to the values and bravery of a large number of revolutionaries centered around the principle of Velayat-e Faqih (Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist), the fledgling sapling of the Islamic Revolution's thought and the ideals of Imam Khomeini (RA) has grown robust, to the extent that Western theorists acknowledge the emergence of a new model of revolutions and warn their politicians against the empowerment of such a system. The present article seeks to enumerate scientific solutions for increasing the growth (Ruyesh-ha) of the revolution with a maximum absorption approach in various political, ideological, scientific, and cultural fields... to lay the groundwork for a Mahdist expectant society and pave the way for realizing the ideals of Imam (RA) within this paradigm, proving this by examining the foundations and stages of these growths using statistics and evidence.