著者名：

Moussavi, Ahmad Kazemi

出版元：

ISTAC

頁数：

xiii,338p.

刊行年：

1996

ISBN：

9839900269

Shiʻah -- Ulama -- Islamic law (Shi'ah)

This work studies the development of the institution of the uluma in the Muslim world, with special reference to Shi'ite Islam, in which a semi-formal hierarchy has been in existence since the 19th century. The book examines the emergence of Ithn 'Ashar jurisprudence and its periodic changes, the rise of a Shi'ite learned body, the institutionalization of the positions of mujtahid and marja' a l-taqlid, their financial sources of authority, and finally the political roles of the uluma. It also surveys the long drawn out struggle for authority amongst the representatives of speculative thought in Shi'ism. It includes the challenges of the Sufis, Akhbaris and Shaykhis to the office of ulama, which was successfully empowered with juristic mandate and with the charismatic authority of the viceregent of the Imam.

Introduction
1 The Development of Shi'ite Jurisprudence and its Periodic Changes;
2 The Rise of a Shi'ite Learned Body; The Offices of Mufti, Faqhih and Qadi;
3 The Emergence of the Position of Mujtahid and the Akhbari Challenges;
4 The Challenges of Sufis and Shaykhis and their Alternative Positions;
5 The Office of Viceregency Empowered with Juristic Mandate and Ijtihad;
6 The Institutionalization of Marja'-i Taqlid;
7 Financial Sources of the Authority Assumed by the "Ulama";
8 Political Roles of the "Ulama"
Conclusion

No.

3644

価格：

5,525円