Shi'ite Heritage: Essays on Classical and Modern Traditions

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L. Clarke
Global Academic Publishing, 2001 - Religion - 417 pages
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Shi’ite Heritage brings together Western and Muslim scholarship on multiple aspects of the Twelver Shi’ite tradition, including history, authority, jurisprudence, ritual, and interactions with the Sunnite majority. Nearly half of the two dozen essays included have been translated from Arabic or Persian into English in collaboration with the authors. Both modern views and the classical background are treated in this collection, and each section is introduced in a prefatory essay.
 

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Contents

The Authenticity of Shiism
45
The Significance of Āshūrā
55
Isnād Ambiguity and the Qurān
63
The Resolution of the Shiah
75
CHARISMATIC EPISTEMIC AND EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY
91
ISMAIL K POONAWALA
103
AlSharif alMurtaḍā and the Defense of the Imamate
123
The Shiite Argument for
133
Supreme Authority Marjiīyah in Shiism
159
Popular Sovereignty in Contemporary
181
BETWEEN LAW AND IDEOLOGY
199
The Marriage Contract in Iranian Civil
223
Combining Legal Rulings
233
Religion Reason and the New Theology
243
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