Following the revolution, Ghaffari served as a member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Parliament). He was involved in various legislative activities and played a role in shaping post-revolutionary policies. However, over time, his political influence waned, and he became less prominent in mainstream politics. Beyond his political activities, Ghaffari has been involved in religious and educational leadership. He has overseen Islamic institutions and seminaries, focusing on ideological and religious teachings. His clerical status has allowed him to remain influential within religious community.
In later years, Ghaffari has occasionally voiced criticism of certain aspects of governance. While still loyal to the Islamic Republic, he has expressed concerns about corruption and power struggles within the regime. His shifting views indicate a complex relationship with ruling establishment, distinguishing him from more hardline clerics. Hadi Ghaffari remains a significant yet controversial figure in modern history, remembered for his role in the revolution and his evolving political and religious influence.
