Arguments of Imamate is an in-depth course that examines the foundational Shiʿi doctrine of Imamate through rational, theological, and scriptural perspectives. The course addresses the question of why Imamate is necessary after Prophethood, clarifies the essential nature and characteristics of the Imam, and presents the main arguments supporting the Imamate of the Ahl al-Bayt
Through systematic analysis, participants explore key topics such as the rational necessity of divinely appointed leadership, the spiritual and epistemic role of the Imam, and classical arguments drawn from the Qur’an, Prophetic traditions, and theological reasoning. The course aims to provide a clear and coherent understanding of Imamate as a central pillar of Shiʿi thought and its significance for Islamic belief, authority, and guidance
This course is intended for professors, researchers, and university students in the fields of Islamic studies, Shi‘i studies, jurisprudence, religious studies, and the history of Islam. It is also suitable for individuals with a strong command of English who are interested in understanding how Shi‘i legal thought has evolved and influenced Islamic law, theology, and social structures throughout history
Necessity of Imamate
Nature of Imamate
arguments of imamate of ahl-ul-bayt
تمام حقوق این وبسایت به آکادمی حکمت تعلق دارد.
