The study of the social status of the armed forces, especially the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which possess two unique characteristics (compared to the armies of the world)—being popular and ideological—will be of great importance; because this determines their position and social status in society. All researches conducted so far regarding the social base of individuals and groups have mostly been carried out with a material approach, and all the ranks and social statuses of groups, individuals, and their jobs have been calculated and evaluated on this very basis. However, since the nature of the armed forces in the Islamic Republic of Iran is founded on Islamic beliefs and spirituality, in examining and evaluating the social status of this stratum, one cannot merely pay attention to its material dimension; rather, its material dimension can be considered as one facet for the armed forces of Iran. The second facet is its aspect of spirituality, values, and lofty Islamic ethics, which is the focus of the present research. Examining and understanding what social position and status an individual working in an organization envisions for their job and what perceptions they have of this status is one of the important factors in performance, increasing service motivation, peace of mind, a sense of usefulness for society, a sense of acceptability for the family, and ultimately increasing productivity in the organization. It is hidden from no one that the performance of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the eight years of Sacred Defense brought honor, pride, and great successes for the country, and they were in the front line of confronting various threats and dangers, and in the reconstruction trench as well, we witnessed the civil, developmental, and construction services of the IRGC in the most remote parts of the country. Meanwhile, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has tried to guard its spiritual and moral characteristics as well, and to preserve itself from this dimension compared to other institutions and organs. Loyalty to the Velayat, high spiritual and moral motivation and spirit, chivalry, courage, martyrdom-seeking, populism, flexibility, etc., are among the prominent and major points of this institution.