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    Nature, raison et nation dans le modernisme shï'ite de l'Inde britannique by Michel Boivin

    Published 2003-07-01
    “…If the ideas of thinkers like Sayyid Ahmad Khân (1817-1898) has been well studied, the role played by Shfites such as Sayyid Amîr'Alî (1849-1928), an Ithnâ 'Asharî Shî'ite, or Sultan Muhammad Shah Aghâ Khân (1877-1957), an Ismâ'ilî Shî'ite, is little known. …”
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    الشيخ محمد بن عمر نووي الجاوي: حياته الذاتية والعلمية by Ehsan Ur Rehman, Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Khan

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…He learned the basics of sciences such as theology, jurisprudence, grammar, and exegesis from his father, alongside his brothers Tamim and Ahmad, during his childhood. Sheikh Nawawi was Ash'ari in creed, Shafi'i in school of thought, and Sufi in practice. …”
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    The Objectivity of Nonexistent in the View of Mu'tazila and an Analysis of Received Criticisms on it by Aflatoon Sadeghi

    Published 2024-05-01
    “…One of the opinions put forward in this context and attributed to the Mu'tazila is the theory of objectivity of nonexistent. Ash'ari and Imamiyyah theologians, Ibn Sina, Suhrawardi, Mulla Sadra and other Islamic philosophers have proposed and criticized this theory in their works. …”
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    The Term ‘Ebda’ in the Comparative View of Fakhr Razi and Allameh Tabatabai by Mohammad Bahrami

    Published 2024-05-01
    “…The aim of this study is to compare their views on the term Ebda and to pave the way for organizing Imami and Ashari terminology based on conceptual relationships, facilitating transfer and education, simplifying translation, indexing, and categorizing God’s attributes. …”
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    Genealogy of the Arab tribes living in Syria during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS)Typology of the Arab Tribes Living in the Levant during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS) Typology... by Akram sadat Hoseini, Yahya Mirhoseini

    Published 2024-03-01
    “…a) Homs Jund: The population of this city was entirely composed of Yemeni (Qahtani) tribes. b) Damascus Jund: The inhabitants of this region were predominantly Yemeni (Qahtani) tribes with Damascus as the center of the Levant, hosting the largest concentration of Qahtanis alongside a minority of Qaisians (Adnanis). c) Ordan Jund: Except for the Tabariyya region, which was home to the Ash'aris, the rest of the Jordanian territory was inhabited by a mix of Qahtani tribes. d) Palestine Jund: This region had a mixed population of Arabs and non-Arabs (Ajams). …”
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