Security patterns, willingly or unwillingly, affect the countries that use them. For example, countries that have used the models and theories of the liberal school of security have subconsciously had close relations with European countries and the United States. On the other hand, countries that have used the theories of the realist school have put increasing military capability and self-help on their agenda. Meanwhile, the current of resistance that has formed in the years after the victory of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in the West Asian region has its own view of security, which is very different from Western theories and approaches to this concept; Because while in most Western theories of international relations, security is based on states; The Axis of Resistance has a distinct perspective and a people- based view of security; In a way, this view has contributed significantly to the formation of people- based security in the region. Although this view is well reflected in the field of regional developments, it has not yet been seriously processed in the field of theoretical studies. Accordingly, the present paper attempts to address the various dimensions and angles of people-based security as a concept derived from resistance in the West Asian region.