Journal of Razavi Culture

Understanding the ḥadīths of the infallible Imams (as), as the most important mission of the hadith scholars, is only possible through a comprehensive look at them and considering ... Read More

Imam and Imamate in the Discourse of Imam Riḍā (as)

Hassan Bashir

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 29-57

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101592

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This article seeks to study the theoretical and transactional views of Imam Riḍā (as) in the domain of Imam and Imamate through the Practical Discourse Analysis Method "PDAM". The ... Read More

Application of Michael Rifater's Theory of Semiotics in the Analysis of the Poem "A Night at the Holy Shrine" by Rahi Mo'ayyeri

Ismail Azar

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 59-76

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101593

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Semiotics studies systematically the factors that influence the process of reaching the meanings in a text. Sign systems, including languages and codes, operate in the field of semiotics. ... Read More

The Jeweled Shrine of Imam Riḍā (as), An Endowment from the Afshārīyeh period

Saiedeh Jalalian Sedeh

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 77-109

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101594

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The Jeweled Shrine is one of the few shrines on the holy shrine of Raḍavī whose construction dates back to the Afshārīyeh period. Despite its long history, independent and detailed ... Read More

Methodology of Interpreting Mutashābih Verses of Qur’ān According to Imam Riḍā (as) Narrations

Ali Nasiri; Mohammad Hossein Nasiri; Hamid Karimi; Mohammad Riḍā Maleki Dizini

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 111-134

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101660

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The existing of Mutashābih verses which is a fact acknowledged by the Qur’ān itself, because of its substantial allegorical referents, provides a context for incorrect interpretations ... Read More

Spiritual link of the Safavid kings with Imam Riḍā (as)

Mehdi Dehghani

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 135-155

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101662

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The appeal of the rulers, scholars, sufis and other sections of society to the Shiite Imams and other religious leaders was a historic and common tradition ... Read More The appeal of the rulers, scholars, sufis and other sections of society to the Shiite Imams and other religious leaders was a historic and common tradition during the reign of the Safavid rulers who had Sufi descent and claimed to be attributed to the infallible Imams (as) flowed more prominently, because the disciples of Ghezelbash also believed in the Sufi tradition of the full-time disciple of the Safavid clergy, and had a strong belief in the greatness and miracles of the elders of the religion. Therefore, the present study seeks to answer this question: How did the Safavid kings have a spiritual connection with Imam Riḍā (as)? To answer, by examining issues such as the tradition of resorting to the Safavid kings to the clerics of the religious elders, including the eighth Shiite Imam, especially during military confrontations, it is estimated that various conditions such as the special position of Imam Reza (as) on the route leading to the often hostile Uzbek and Indian Gurkan states, as well as the permanent lack of direct access by the Safavid government to the shrines of Shiite Imams in the holy centers, had led to many religious acts and vows by the order of the Safavid king, which had various religious specialties for the Safavid rulers, including the blessings of prominent scholars and exiled political-military figures, as well as religious conflicts with Uzbek scholars, including holding prayer of Wali Nin’mat (The owner of blessings) in the presence of prominent scholars and deported political-military figures, and it also had religious disputes with Uzbek scholars. The present study, using historical research method and method of collecting library data from first-hand historical sources after describing and categorizing the developments related to the clerical miracles and religious practices of the Safavid rulers in the shrine of the eighth Shiites, analyzes and interprets these features and their effects on the political-military conditions of the Safavid government.

Educational Methods of Culturalizing the Prayer in the Raḍavī Conduct

Mohammad Sobhani Yamchi

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 157-186

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101663

Abstract

The era of Imamate and leadership of Imam Riḍā (as) coincided with cultural threats against pure Mohammadi thought and Muslim beliefs, so that translating Greek and Indian books ... Read More

Soft Power in the Raḍavī Conduct

Naser Jamal Zade; Hamed Kiani Mojahed; Mohammad Hakimi

Volume 7, Issue 28 , January 2020, Pages 187-217

https://doi.org/10.22034/farzv.2019.101664

Abstract

"Soft power" is an essential keyword in contemporary political science vocabulary and its meaning has a long history, and in the conduct of the infallible Imams, there are often examples ... Read More

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Analysis of the Sentence "When the Rulers lie the Rain Stops…" in the Ḥadīth of Imam Riḍā (as)

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Imam and Imamate in the Discourse of Imam Riḍā (as)

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Application of Michael Rifater's Theory of Semiotics in the Analysis of the Poem "A Night at the Holy Shrine" by Rahi Mo'ayyeri

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The Jeweled Shrine of Imam Riḍā (as), An Endowment from the Afshārīyeh period

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Methodology of Interpreting Mutashābih Verses of Qur’ān According to Imam Riḍā (as) Narrations

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Spiritual link of the Safavid kings with Imam Riḍā (as)

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Educational Methods of Culturalizing the Prayer in the Raḍavī Conduct

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Soft Power in the Raḍavī Conduct

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