Ismaili Studies Blog
Editor @ Ismaili Studies, Khalil AndaniAn academic blog dedicated to the field of Ismāʿīlī studies.
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Spring’s Equinox: Nawrūz in Ismaili Thought
“The phenomenon of spring’s equinox, known as Nawrūz in Persian, has fascinated humankind for millennia. Numerous traditions sprang up in Muslim lands to celebrate its advent. The symbolism of spring in general, and of Nawrūz in particular,...
Principles of Fatimid Symbolic Interpretation (Ta'wil): An Analysis Based on the Majalis Mu'ayyadiyya of al-Mu'ayyad al-Shirazi (d. 470/1078)
“For Muslims, the Qurʾan and Shariʿa (divine law) brought by the Prophet Muhammad in the early 7th century AD constitute God’s message to human-kind. Since the very beginning of Islam, they have sought to understand their true meaning. They...
Sayyid Haydar Amuli and Ismailism
Abstract: Sayyid Ḥaydar Āmulī (d. ca. 787/1385) was a significant Twelver Shiʿi philosopher. This paper argues that his work reveals major similarities with Ismaili Shiʿism in two crucial aspects: soteriology and negative theology. The firs...
Between Qum and Qayrawan: Unearthing early Shii hadith sources
Abstract: In this article, I develop and test a new methodology of unearthing early Shii ḥadı̄th sources that served as the basis for the later collections of the fourth/tenth century. This method, besides answering the question of historic...
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An academic blog dedicated to the field of Ismāʿīlī studies.
Assistant Professor of Religion, Intellectual Historian of Islam, Ismaili Muslim Philosopher
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