Peace is better
“ṢULḤ BEHTAR AST” by Mohammad Reza Kazempur emphasizes the importance of peace in Islam, drawing on religious texts and poetry, while promoting peaceful coexistence and offering strategies for modern peacebuilding.
“ṢULḤ BEHTAR AST” by Mohammad Reza Kazempur emphasizes the importance of peace in Islam, drawing on religious texts and poetry, while promoting peaceful coexistence and offering strategies for modern peacebuilding.
The Position of the Environment from the Perspective of Islam and Iranian Law explores Islamic teachings on environmental protection and Iranian legal frameworks like Article 50 of the Constitution. It stresses scholars’ role in promoting eco-awareness.
“Examination and Analysis of Contemporary Orientalists’ Views on Mahdism” by Zohair Dehqani Arani reviews Western scholars’ interpretations of Mahdism, highlighting both strengths and critiques in their analysis of Islamic messianic beliefs.
This book compares Shia and Sunni perspectives on human creation in the Qur’an, focusing on Allāmah Ṭabāṭabā’ī and Ālūsī’s views.
“Ma‘nāye Zindigī Az Manẓar Qurān Wa Rawāyāt” examines the meaning of life from the perspectives of the Quran and narrations, exploring its compatibility with naturalism and providing strategies for a meaningful life based on faith and good deeds.
The book “Mahdawīyat Wa Ẓuhūr” explores the Shia belief in the Mahdi’s reappearance, discussing its theological and historical aspects and the significance of Mahdism across various religions.
The Social Philosophy of Hijab examines hijab’s cultural, religious, and social significance in Iran, exploring its role in identity, modesty, and the impact of modernity on traditional dress codes.
Tawbah Wa Ahammiyyat Ān Dar Islām Wa Sāyir ’Adyān” by Hossein Ali Ja‘fari explores the concept of repentance in Islam and other religions, highlighting its spiritual significance and transformative power. Published by Ḥikmat wa ‘Irfān, 2024.
An in-depth analysis of diverse perspectives on the afterlife, examining theological debates on divine punishment, eternal damnation, and bodily resurrection. This study critiques views from Islamic scholars such as Ibn Arabi, Ibn Qayyim, and Mulla Sadra, addressing challenges to traditional beliefs on resurrection and divine justice.
Divīst Pursish va Pāsukh Pīramūn-i Imām Zamān (a) is a two-volume book by Sayyid Jaʿfar Mūsavīnasab that provides answers to 200 questions about the concept of Imamate, with a focus on the life and Imamate of Imām Mahdī (a). This book addresses various aspects such as his birth, occultation, reappearance, and the establishment of a global government. It serves as an important resource for Shiʿa scholars and contains 89 answered questions in its second volume.