Devin Stewart. Polemics and patronage in Safavid Iran: The debate on Friday prayer during the reign of Shah Tahmasb
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1 août 2016
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Colin P. Mitchell, « Devin Stewart. Polemics and patronage in Safavid Iran: The debate on Friday prayer during the reign of Shah Tahmasb », Abstracta Iranica, ID : 10.4000/abstractairanica.40685
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Devin Stewart has written a very illuminating article on the theological and doctrinal landscape of Safavid Iran during the 16th century. The topic of theologians arriving from Jabal ‘Amal to work in Iran has been a central focus of Safavid Shiite studies since Stewart, Newman, Ja‘farian and others started publishing works on it in the 1990s. Although we understand that such narratives of orthodoxy are located squarely in the 16th century, the idea of an Arab-imposed interpretation of Twelver...