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With the revival of Imāmī or “Twelver” Shīʿa Islam in the Safavid Empire (1501- 1722) of Iran, histories of its clerical elite have emphasized the overt juridical mechanisms that they erected in support of their imperial project. Alternatively, many have
Bandy, Hunter Casparian
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Şīʿa’da Metin Tenkidi (Doktora Tezi)
Hicrî II. asrın sonlarında imamların sözlerinin aṣl adı verilen küçük hadis mecmualarına kaydedilmesi ile başlayan ve günümüze kadar yaklaşık on iki asır boyunca devam eden Şīʿī/İmâmî hadis faaliyetleri sonucunda oldukça geniş ve kendine has bir ...
Peyman Ünügür
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The rise of the Fatimids, 280-296 A.H. 893-909 C.E.
This research examines local factors that helped the rise of the Fatimids in North Africa in 296 A.H./909 C.E. The socio-religious, political and economic conditions of the region provided fertile ground for the Isma'ili dāʿī, Abū ʿAbd Allāh al-Shīʿī to ...
Islam, Arshad, Wan Ibrahim, Wan Asma
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The Qarāmiṭa of Baḥrayn and their relationship with the ʿAbbāsid Caliphate (AH 273–375 / 886–985 CE)
This study seeks to illustrate the Qarāmiṭa of Baḥrayn and their relationship with the ʿAbbāsid Caliphate (AH 273–375 / 886–985 CE). The Qarāmiṭa were part of the Ismāʿīlī branch of Shīʿa Islam, which operated primarily in Iraq, Syria, eastern Arabia ...
Aljumaiaan, Mohammad
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