Shiʻi Islam and Sufism
classical views and modern perspectives
Bände/Inhalt:
- Introduction: New Perspectives on Imami Shiʻi-Sufi Relations in the Modern and Pre-Modern Periods /
- Part One:. Alternatives to anti-Sufi Discourses in Pre-Modern and Modern Shiʻi Literature --
- The Defense of Sufism among Twelver Shiʻi Scholars of early Modern and Modern Times: Topics and Arguments /
- 2.. The Limits of "Orthodoxy"?: Notes on the Anti-Abū Muslim Polemic of Early 11th/17th-Century Iran /
- The Social History of a Shiʻi Sufi Brotherhood : The Niʻmat Allāhiyya --
- 3.. Between the Spiritual and Material: The Niʻmat Allāhī Order's Institutionalisation and Architectural Patronage in the 9th/15th Century /
- The Mujaddid and the Majdhūb: Shāh ʻAlī Riḍā (d. 1215/1801) and the Different Narratives of the Niʻmat Allāhī Renewal /
- 5. The institutionalisation of Niʻmat Allāhī Sufism during the Pahlavi Era: A Study of the Establishment of the Husayniyya Amīr Sulaymānī as a waqf in Tehran /
- Text and Context: Theories of Secrecy, Taqiyya and Archiving Practices in 20th - 21st-Century Niʻmat Allāhī Sufism /
- Part Three:. Relations between Shiʻism and Sufism in other Sufi Literary Traditions --
- Sufism and Shiʻism in South Asia: Shahādat and the Evidence of the Sindhi marthiya /
- 8.. Red Sulphur, the Great Remedy, and the Supreme Name: Faith in Twelve Imams and Shiʻi aspects of Alevi-Bektashi Piety /
- The Khāksār Shiʻi Sufi Order: An Updated Introduction /
- 10.. ʻAjam Sufis and Shiʻi Spirituality in 19th-Century Iran /
- 5. Two Khāksār Treatises of the 19th Century: 'The Fourteen Families (Chahārdah Khānavādah) and The Book of Poverty (Risala-yi faqiriyya) /