The purpose of compiling this article is to present the results of a review and field research on the current causes of people's low reception of mosques and Basij bases. Why have many people become disillusioned with attending the mosque—this sacred place full of spirituality—and their presence has diminished? In this work, various factors such as the performance of religious and traditional strata in society, the culture process and its executive mechanism in the country, shortages and the degree of attention to this category, and the role of families and upbringing in bringing children closer to, trusting, and socializing with mosques and the Basij base as a valuable cultural symbol of the Islamic Revolution have been pointed out. Perhaps by raising these causes and problems, we can also provide solutions to eliminate this dilemma and take an effective step in reviving our mosques, for if there is negligence, it might be too late, and like Western countries which for decades restricted religion in their churches and temples and consider it a barrier to their economic growth, we might act likewise. Currently, with the emergence of numerous social and family problems, the collapse of family foundations, corruption, and depravity that has engulfed all Western countries, they have concluded that the place of religion and faith is truly empty in the country and must be revived again. Therefore, we must strive so that our Islamic society does not tread the failed path of the West, and that the experiences of Western societies are fully utilized, and we remain diligent in reviving our religion.