Sharīf Murtaẓá va jāygāh-i ū dar tārīkh-i ilāhīyāt-i Islāmī

This scholarly work by Ḥasan Anṣārī offers a detailed investigation into the theological and jurisprudential legacy of Sharīf Murtaẓá, a foundational figure in the history of Shīʻah thought. The text situates Sharīf Murtaẓá within the broader context of Islamic theology during the 5th century AH, meticulously analysing his complex relationship with the Muʻtazilite school and his pivotal role in defining Imāmī doctrine regarding the Imamate. Beyond doctrinal analysis, the author engages in a rigorous bibliographical critique, assessing the authenticity of manuscripts and treatises traditionally attributed to Sharīf Murtaẓá. This volume serves as a critical resource for researchers interested in the historical development of rationalist theology in Īrān and the wider Islamic world.