One of the aspects that distinguishes the Islamic Revolution of Iran from other great revolutions in the world is its anti-hegemony discourse. Also, creating a new discourse in international relations and presenting new ideas for change and transformation in the regional and international system and the free nations of the world, especially Muslim nations, using soft power is considered one of the important characteristics of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, some of whose characteristics can be observed in the formation of the Islamic Resistance Axis. This research seeks to examine the reflections of the Islamic Revolution of Iran on the formation of the Islamic Resistance from a new and theoretical perspective using the constructivist theory. The reason for choosing this theory is that constructivism considers an acceptable place for discursive and socio-cultural developments as well as human cognition and recognizes the ideas that shape different definitions of reality. Also, examining the reflections of the Islamic Revolution at the three levels of Islamic movements, revolutionary theories, and international ideological confrontations will have a higher explanatory power with this theory, and the reflections of the ideals of the Islamic Revolution in the cultural, identity, and sociological fields on the surrounding and international environment are consistent with this theory.