The Political theology in the Islamic first centuries: The Apocalyptic representation of Zoroastrian text (Dēnkard) from the conquest of Iranshahr

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Mesgar Ali Akbar; Salmani Gavari Abolfazl; Amiri Sadegh

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Journal: Religions and Mysticism Year:2022 | Volume:54 | Issue:2 Page(s): 424-405

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Title

The Political theology in the Islamic first centuries: The Apocalyptic representation of Zoroastrian text (Dēnkard) from the conquest of Iranshahr

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Mesgar Ali Akbar | Salmani Gavari Abolfazl | Amiri Sadegh | Issue Writer Certificate

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Apocalyptic representationQ4

Zoroastrian textsQ4

MessianismQ4

DinkardQ4

the first centuries of IslamQ4

Abstract

This research is based on Stuart Hall's theory of representation. By adopting this method, it intends to express the relationship between understanding the apocalypse and understanding the historical end with the conquest of Iran by Muslim Arabs according to the contents of Dēnkard's text. Thus, there is no meaningful proposition or belief outside the discourse of the Zoroastrian religion for the followers of that religion; And the causes of events are understood and interpreted in the context of the discourse rather than in the light of contemporary reality This discourse narrates the defeat of the Iranians and the conquest of Iranshahr with the hopeful elements of the end of the millennium, and the promised emergence and end of history.

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