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.
Analytical History of Islam provides a methodical approach to historical scholarship, contrasting narrative and scholarly history. It analyzes the Prophet’s era, the Saqīfah conspiracy, Imam ʻAlī’s governance, and the role of the four delegates during the Minor Occultation.
Shi’i Islam: Origins, Faith, and Practices provides an accessible introduction to the world of Shii thought. From its roots in early Arabia to its rationalist theological foundations and global demographics, Mohammad Ali Shomali maps the spiritual and intellectual landscape of the Shii tradition.
Rasul Jafarian’s work provides a seamless narrative of the 12 Shii Imams, moving beyond fragmented accounts to explore the intellectual and political landscapes of their eras. This review covers the evolution of Shii historiography, from the martyrdom of Imam al-Husayn to the occultation of Imam al-Mahdi.
al-Maḥajjah fī mā nazala fī al-Qāʼim al-Ḥujjah is a seminal work that identifies and explains 120 Quranic verses pertaining to the 12th Infallible Imam. This bilingual edition provides detailed exegesis based on authoritative hadiths, documenting the Quranic foundations of Mahdism.
