The uprising of January 19, 1977, occurred in response to Imam Khomeini's decree against the imperialist tyranny. A number of people were martyred. Following that, the epic of the 1940s took shape. Tabriz, Yazd, Jahrom, Tehran, and Ahvaz witnessed bloody demonstrations in honor of the martyrs of Qom, one after another. This marked the beginning of the first stage of the Islamic Revolution and the emergence of its signs.
The important and influential role of the epic of the 1940s led to the emergence of signs of revolution in various regions, including Bushehr province. The present article, by delving into documents and narrations, studies and examines the signs, focusing on the "Bloody Uprising of January 19, Qom" of this stage of the developments of the Islamic Revolution in the province.Therefore, the question of "How did the signs of the Islamic Revolution centered on the "bloody uprising of January 19, 1977 in Qom" crystallize in Bushehr province during the period (January 1977 to August 1978)?" is the main issue of the research.
The research is qualitative and is conducted in a "descriptive-analytical" manner. Also, information is collected based on documentary sources - SAVAK documents and oral interviews, and through content analysis and comparative methods.The findings also show the underlying signs of change in dimensions such as the activation of popular unity nuclei, the rapid growth of anti-tyrant participation, the role played by women, and the readiness of the people of Bushehr province to engage in armed resistance to the regime.