In Iran, one of the reasons for the revolution was to establish justice and equality within the society and to remove the deprived sections of the society from injustice. Justice always brings satisfaction and companionship of the people to the governments and guarantees the legitimacy of the governments. Therefore, after the revolution, one of the concerns of the authorities was to establish justice and fight against corruption. In different governments after the revolution, this importance has always been seen and heard in the words of statesmen. The main goal of this article is to analyze the situation of the deprived class after the Islamic revolution in the constructive government. The main question raised is that what has been the situation of the deprived class in the constructive government after the Islamic revolution in I.R. Iran? To answer this question, the descriptive-analytical method has been used using library findings and internet sites. According to several theories about the occurrence of revolutions, the theory of class struggle has investigated the role of economic factors in the occurrence of revolutions. The economic variable as a factor in the formation of the deprived class has caused the theoretical approach in this article to be the theory of class struggle. The results of the research findings show that, considering that in the constructive government, measures have been taken in the direction of poverty alleviation and poverty reduction and establishing justice, but the deprived class in the Iranian society has not found a better situation and this class has not had a decreasing trend in the society.