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The Responsibilities of Political Office in a Shi‘i Caliphate and the Delineation of Public Duties uad not actually ruled a politically defined territory. However, he and his successors thereafter were both imams in the religious sense and also rulers of an empire that grew from its original base in what is now Tunisia, Algeria, and Sicily. In 969, the Fatimids added Egypt, much of Syria, and the

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Ibn Taymiyya on Islamic Governancer back as 1979 that Ibn Taymiyya had become the hero of reform movements “of various shades”—from conservative to progressive.. Commenting on modern scholars’ interpretations of Ibn Taymiyya’s political views, Mona Hassan recently noted that Ibn Taymiyya “has been subject to multiple, and even confl

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and Democracy one or both bring them into agreement with one another? If these two concepts are irreconcilably at odds, which should we reject in the interest of preserving the other? These three questions are of utmost importance to contemporary political thought in Iran. This chapter primarily discusses the po

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