جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « سیره اهل بیت(ع) » در نشریات گروه « تاریخ »

Understanding different approaches in Sīra research enables us to categorize different perspectives and compare them, allowing for a logical encounter with the proposed questions and challenges. The present study aims at investigaitng the historical evolution of Sīra research using the descriptive-analytical approach and based on Shīʿī studies. The results indicate that three main approaches dominate Sīra research: First, the Fiqhī approach, which considers Sīra as a source for deducing decrees; Second, the Ḥadīth approach, which considers Sīra as a role model and example for life; and third, the Historical appraoch which considers Sīra as a report of historical events.

Dispute, one of the ways of conversation and statement of beliefs, is of significant position in the social life of prophet’s family. Imam Javad PBUH has taken advantage of various strategies in his disputes with the diverse groups and sects while regarding the conditions of the other side of discussion, and Identifying them can make us more aware about that holiness as well as the cultural-intellectual issues of his time. Based on the two behavioral and reasoning dimensions of disputes, this article concludes that that holiness took advantage of the intellectual reasoning as well as the narrative reasons and at times mixture of them to prove his view points, while considering the position of the other side of discussion and respecting his ideas. On the other hand, documenting to the verses of holy Quran, conduct and speech of Prophet Mohammad PBUH was of significant position in that holiness’ conversations and discussions as well.
Occasionally, Imam trusted in struggle to criticize the beliefs and claims of the other side via the accepted propositions of him.

Gatherings and commemorations are the result of teachings, values, historical influences, and other aspects of a community. One of the things that make the study of this area important is the infiltration of non-Islamic values and rituals. There is a chance that some of the rituals have absolutely no place in our gatherings, because we lack any evidence from the infallibles. In other cases, some people use weak narrations and evidence to try and infiltrate our rituals with things that the infallibles have not asked us to do. This writing takes this into consideration, and also highlights the fact that Islamic gatherings and rituals are the most obvious ways for Muslims to feel connected to their religion and belief. With this in mind, we will be discussing the actions and lifestyle of Imam Ali in the month of Ramadhan. We have divided this into three parts: his personal life, his social life, and his political life. His personal life shows us a focus on health and cleanliness, sincerity and pure intention in actions, moderation and goal-setting in his life. His social life teaches us methods of interaction with the public, propagation and social leadership and a focus on masajid as the focal point of society. His social life shows that he gave importance to incorporate Islamic values in the society, teaching Islamic values through beliefs and actions, as well as defending Islamic rituals from infiltration of foreign influences. He also defended Islamic political thought from influences of other political philosophies.