جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "هنر شیعی" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

Ritual art might offer a different perspective to study a given creed. Imamyyeh or Shiism could be studied through the lenses of its cultural and artistic assets and competencies. The culture of Shiism is interwoven with its numerous signs and symbols within the miscellaneous cultural grounds. Holy Shrines¡ Hosseiniehs (mosques or other places specialized for holding ritual mourning ceremonies) and ceremonies of mourning and feasts are all the birthplaces of many customs and rites which¡ in turn¡ have brought about both the growth of art and the symbol of Shiism. Due to resting upon the concept of Imamate¡ Shiism has gained its identity and distinction from other denominations¡ and it has mourning ceremonies and visiting the holy shrines as basic points of departure in its culture. Moreover¡ within Shiism itself¡ one can find wisdom along with the mechanism governing the dynamism and artistic-symbolistic variety. One can also infer a huge proportion of Shiite art''s wisdom from the very Shiism rite. In addition to these research components¡ there is another standard which can contribute to this dynamism. The present study is designed to analyze the Shiite''s wisdom of art and symbolism. And to this end¡ research tools as well as theological methods are employed.

In illustrating literary manuscripts that has aways been carried out under the influnce of the religious beliefs of the artists and their patrons, the hadiths narrated by the holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) and his Ahlul-Bayt (AS) have widely been inspired from. The artists’ approach toward the content of such hadiths has resulted in certain manifestations of analogical, symbolic and abstract processing in the narrating hadiths through paintings which are used to transfer Shiite beliefs through a visual language. The main sources of illustration for the Shiite artists are the hadith collections like Oyoun Akhbar Al-Reza that particularly deals with the virtues and miracles of Imams (AS). One of the illustrated manuscripts which has dealt with Shiite beliefs is Falnameh Tahmasebi in which some illustrations attributed to Imam Reza (AS) have been used. The illustration might have been drawn form the hadiths collected by Sheikh Sadough. Having explored the life of Sheikh Sadough, the present research sets out to critically and descriptively study the characteristics of Razavi illustrations in the Falnameh and the way the hadiths drawn from the collection of Sheikh Sadoogh have been reflected in. According to some studies, the Shiite Art has, inspired by the pure teachings of Shiism, tried to reflect the extraordinary efforts of religious and artistic elites of different time periods.