Akhbari

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a religious movement by Arab Shiite Muslims in 17th century Iraq that is opposed to the Usuli

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Thus the myth, or perhaps better, invention of the tradition of Akhbarism is a major factor in trying to understand the problem introduced in chapter one.
It raises the question, however, of how Akhbarism, now active in the Gulf and in India (e.g., the group behind the webpage www.akhbari.org), may react in a culture more exposed to post-global democratism and thus, in some sense, inoculated against the authoritarianism of a premodern, pre-industrial Weltgefuhl.
The final chapter, "Conclusions," proffers above all a very interesting theory regarding the question of Akhbarism's decline in the Qajar period.
Scripturalist Islam: The History and Doctrines of the Akhbari Shii School
Gleave examines the network of Astarabadi's teaching circles and their role in the spread of Akhbarism in the 200 years following his death, and looks at major themes within Akhbari works of jurisprudence between the death of Astarabadi and the work of Mirza Muhammad al-Akhbari, the last significant Akhbari scholar in Iraq and Iran.
Scripturalist Islam; the history and doctrines of the Akhbari Shi'i School
The Shah's favorite ulama were appointed to the office of Shaykh al-Islam and Imam Jum'ah.(24) Crucial also was the role of the Qajar state in suppressing Sufism and Akhbarism and thus assisting the Usuli ulama to establish their religious dominance in nineteenth century Iran.(25)
The Egyptian and Iranian ulama at the threshold of modern social change: what does and what does not account for the difference?
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