Islamic Thought (Ma‘arif Islami) Book Two

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Author: Ali Reza Amini
: Mohsen Javadi
Translator: Mansoor L. Limba
Publisher: ABWA Publishing and Printing Center
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Publisher’s Foreword
Foreword
Reference
Preface to the Farsi Edition
References
Chapter One: Prophethood
Section One: The Necessity of Prophethood
General objectives
Introduction
The necessity of prophethood from the Islamic theological perspective
Some notes
References
Section Two: The Contributions and Blessings of the Prophets
General Objectives
The Prophets and Morality
The prophets and knowledge
1. The prophets (‘a) and knowledge
2. The prophets (‘a) and empirical sciences
A. Science and religion are two opposing poles
B. Science and religion are two parallel lines that do not intersect each other
C. Science and religion are complimentary
The prophets and social justice
The prophets and mysticism
An example of the manifestation of the blessings of the prophets
References
Section Three: Revelation and Miracle
General Objectives
Revelation
Miracles
Miracles as proof of the truthfulness of the prophets (‘a)
The Qur’an as the eternal miracle
Finality of prophethood
References
Chapter Two: Imamate and Leadership
Section One: Period of the Presence of the Imāms (‘a)
General Objectives
Introduction
Shī‘ism
The necessity of Imamate
Imamate as a matter of appointment [manṣūṣ]
The Tradition of Ghadīr [Ḥadīth al-Ghadīr]
The Role of the Imāms (‘a)
Philosophy of Occultation [ghaybah]
A question
Imamate and the duty of the faithful [mu’minīn]
References
Section Two: Period of Occultation
General Objectives
Introduction
Religious authority
Salient features of ijtihād
Sources of ijtihād
Leadership
1. Rational proof
2. Textual proof
Dimensions of the theory of wilāyah al-faqīh
References

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