Islamic renaissance

Islamic Renaissance is a monographic series of religious-Islamic writings published by the Press and Culture Department of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Bonn . It has been published since 1980 and mainly contains works by Ali Schariati (1933–1977), who taught at the Hoseiniye -erschād in Tehran . In his speeches, Shariati had raised the path of the Shiite martyr "to the only way that leads to truth and justice" and urged his listeners to "kill (the tyrants) or die" if they could. Ten volumes had appeared by 1983.

Overview

• 1 civilization and modernism. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1980
• 2 Exploration and refinement of the cultural sources. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1980
• 3 On Western Democracy. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1981
• 4 The four prisons of man. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1981
• 5 Imam Ali's government mandate to Malik al-Ashtar. ʿAlī, Caliph . 1981
• 6 Fatima is Fatima. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1981
• 7 Position of women in Islam. Muṭahharī, Murtaḍā . 1982
• 8 Where do we start? Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1982
• 9 Hajj. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1983
• 10 The image of man in Marxism, in other Western schools of thought and in Islam. Šarīʿatī, ʿAlī. 1983

See also

• Islamic echo in Europe
• Hoseiniye

Web links

• Specimen copy DNB 014240947 at the German National Library .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Abbas Milani: Eminent Persians. Syracuse University 2008, p. 365 f. in the Google book search: "... it is the only road remaining for the establishment of truth and justice ... martyrdom is an invitation for all generations, at all stages of history: Kill (the tyrants) if you can or else the."