The Islamic Revolution of Iran in 1979 has profoundly impacted the cultural and political identity of Muslims in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly the Shia community. This research, conducted using a qualitative approach and in-depth interviews with religious, cultural, and social experts, analyzes the collected data using thematic analysis to identify key themes and patterns. The findings indicate that the Islamic Revolution of Iran, as a successful anti-colonial and Islamic awakening model, has inspired the youth and religious scholars of Kashmir. The messages of the revolution, particularly the teachings of Imam Khomeini, have fostered religious unity between Shias and Sunnis and strengthened the Islamic identity in Kashmir. Kashmiri religious scholars have played a significant role in promoting the revolution’s teachings and organizing joint religious gatherings. Inspired by the revolution, Kashmiri youth have engaged in demonstrations and cultural struggles, utilizing media to disseminate revolutionary concepts. The conclusion shows that the Islamic Revolution of Iran has contributed to religious solidarity in Kashmir and led to the political and cultural awakening of the region's Muslims. This revolution continues to serve as a source of inspiration and resistance in the anti-colonial struggles of the Kashmiri people.