Quantum technology, due to its special characteristics, such as uncertainty and simultaneity, has the ability to change existing patterns in political and social analyses. While political sociology studies social behaviors and their role in analyzing political systems, the new insight that quantum technology brings to this field can contribute to a deeper understanding of complex social and political structures. The aim of this research is to examine the function of quantum technology in the political sociology of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. The main question of the present research, which is written in a descriptive-analytical manner, is how quantum technology can be effective in explaining and analyzing the political sociology of the Islamic Revolution of Iran? The research findings indicate that quantum technology, especially in new fields such as information processing and data analysis, can provide potential capacities for analyzing social and political behaviors. The use of quantum technology can help to better and more deeply explain the issues of political sociology of the Islamic Revolution. By providing new tools of analysis, quantum technology enables a deeper understanding of social developments and political challenges. The sociology of international law in the quantum age is facing a transition from a linear and mechanical order to a network and probabilistic order. In this new order, borders, sovereignty, and even the concept of state itself are all affected by entanglement and uncertainty. The main challenge for the future is to formulate a kind of quantum international law that can balance the need for certainty and order and the probabilistic and complex nature of quantum technology which is the new reality of the world.