Turkish Journal of Shiite Studies ” Dergi Turkish Journal of Shiite Studies ” Dergi ” DergiPark
Turkish Journal of Shiite Studies, İslam düşünce ekollerinin en önemlilerinden olan Şiilik ve onunla ilgili tüm konularda bilimsel ve akademik bakış açısını yansıtan çalışmaları yayınlamayı amaçlamaktadır.
The journal encourages submission of original research articles, literature reviews, research reports and book reviews for publication on Shiite studies. It publishes articles in Turkish, English, Arabic and Farsi.
Turkish Journal of Shiite Studies is established by academicians who work or study in the area of Shiite studies. It is an open access journal and does not require any charge for publication process. In addition, the Journal is the first academic initiative in Turkey in this area.
Visit the journal website to submit your writings or be informed about the scope of the journal ( www.dergipark.gov.tr/siader). In addition, we are currently looking to expand our network of reviewers and seeking reviewers who can analyze and review submitted writings.
Editor in chief: Dr. Habip DEMİR (Hitit University Theology Faculty Dept. of History of Islamic Sects
e-mail: habipdemir@hitit.edu.tr
Journal Website: dergipark.gov.tr/siader
Journal e-mail: turkishshiitestudies@gmail.com
3e Journée d’études franco-allemandes sur le chiisme contemporain | École Pratique des Hautes Études
Journée organisée par Constance Arminjon (EPHE) et Rainer Brunner (CNRS). Paris, 14 novembre 2018.
Call for Papers:
The Journal of Shia History
Editor- in-Chief: S.Ahmad Reza Khezri, Professor of History and Civiliztion of the Muslims, the University of Tehran
akhezri@ut.ac.ir
Journal Manager: Mehran Ismaili, Assistant Professor of the History and civilization of the Muslims, Shahid Beheshti UniversityMehransbu@ymail.com
Published by The Iranian Society of Islamic History and Shahid Beheshti University.
For further information and publishing guidelines, see the journal website.
Integration, class and secularism: the marginalization of Shia identities in the UK Iranian diaspora
Despite ongoing debates about the nature and role of multiculturalism in the UK, the idea of integration remains significant in British immigration policies and community relations, and it orients…
‘Black or White: The Turbanization of Shi’i Islam’
Liyakat Takim, The Muslim World, 108/3, July 2018,
Pages 548-563:
Abstract:
The Turban has been worn by Muslims since the early period of Islamic history. This paper examines the significance of the turban in Twelver Shi‘ism. It argues that the turban and its color have been used to enhance the social and religious status of the descendants (sayyids) of the Prophet Muhammad. The paper also discusses the importance attached to the method of tying the turban and demonstrates how social pressure forced scholars to abandon a practice established by the Prophet and Imams. It will also argue that the method of trying the turban was used as an ideological tool among Shi‘i scholars.
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The Idea of Iran: The Safavid Era – Saturday 27 October 2018, SOAS
9.45am, Saturday 27 October 2018 Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, Read more) The Centre for Iranian Studies, the Department of Religions & Philosophies, School of History, Religions & Philosophies, SOAS and the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Cambridge remain deeply grateful to the Soudavar Memorial Foundation for their continued support for this series.SOAS University of London Russell Square WC1H 0XG
Asnad.org Digital Persian Archives: Home
The Project aims at facilitating access to the growing number of available Persian historical deeds and documents, both published and unpublished. It shall allow work on archival material with the help of incorporated facsimiles without recourse to the original – often remote – place of publication or storage.
