جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "reconstruction" در نشریات گروه "ادیان و عرفان"

Ibn ‘Allan Makki (980-1057AH), a great Shafi'i and Sufi scholar of Mecca, authored more than 180 works in various Islamic fields, more than thirty of which were written about Mecca and Medina. Therefore, he played an important role in the compilation of historical works on these two sacred sites and in his works, he described in details about the important places and events of both Mecca and Medina. One of the events that led to the destruction of the Ka'ba and Masjid al-Haram was the flood of 1039 AD. In several works, he explained details of the reconstruction of that sacred site. Given his presence in Mecca and direct observation of the reconstruction and description of all its events, his report is a very important account of that event

Of the Manichean Gospel - the most important work of Mani - three Middle Persian manuscripts in the Manichean script were identified as of yet: M17, M172/I/ and M644. This article aims to show that the small unpublished fragment M5439 also is undoubtedly a part of the manuscripts of Mani’s Gospel and, like the above mentioned fragments, contains a part of the beginning of the first chapter (the chapter aleph) of Mani’s Living Gospel. A complete reading of this damaged fragment rendered not only a correction of the former reconstructions, but also the completion of a small section of the text. This text shows that the beliefs of Mani, who clearly introduced himself in his own Gospel as the ‘Apostle of Jesus Christ’ and praised ‘the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost’ - by and large - have a likeness to other Gnostic-Christian thoughts in general