This award-winning study explores the obscure transitional period of Imāmī intellectual history between the decline of the Kūfah school and the rise of the Baghdād school. Dr. Mūsavī Tanyānī tracks how theological legacies migrated and reconfigured across Baghdād, Baṣrah, and Khurāsān. The research reveals the regional dynamics and scholarly networks that eventually synthesized into systematic Shīʿī theology under Shaykh al-Mufīd.
Abbas Nikzad investigates controversial theories on the afterlife, from the cessation of pain in Hell to the nature of bodily resurrection. This work critiques the perspectives of Ibn Arabi, Ibn Qayyim, and Mulla Sadra, providing a robust defense of the Quranic vision of eternal justice.
Developed by the Dar Rah-i Haq Institute to counter anti-Islamic literature, this book simplifies complex Shii doctrines into 30 accessible lessons. It covers everything from the necessity of religion to the life of the final Infallible Imam, al-Mahdi.
Lessons on Islamic Beliefs (LIB) provides a concise and comprehensive study of the Shii creed. Dr. Shomali bridges traditional seminary wisdom with contemporary philosophy to explain Tawhid, Divine Justice, Prophethood, Imamate, and Resurrection as living principles for daily life.
