ROOTS AND BASES OF THE ETHICAL-GNOSTIC SCHOOL OF SHI‘ISM IN THE WORKS AND IDEAS OF THE FIRST MAJLISI

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KARBASIZADEH ISFAHANI ALI

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Journal: HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY Year:2011 | Volume:2 | Issue:2 (6) Page(s): 65-108

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ROOTS AND BASES OF THE ETHICAL-GNOSTIC SCHOOL OF SHI‘ISM IN THE WORKS AND IDEAS OF THE FIRST MAJLISI

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The Majlisi clan (father, son, daughters, son-in-laws, and grandchildren) played a determining role in the growth of religious sciences and the formation of the Shi‘ite teachings in the Safawid era and onwards. Mulla Muhammed Taqi Majlisi, known as the First Majlisi, was the founder of this clan. He was a knowledgeable scholar and a prominent jurisprudent, and his name and the name of his famous son, ‘Allamah Mulla Muhammed Baqir Majlisi, are ever-lasting in the history of Shi‘ism’s scientific life. In fact, Islamic and Shi‘ite philosophy owes a great debt to these two great thinkers. Much has been said and written about the life, works, and thoughts of these two reputable jurisprudents and their dynasty. However, this paper is devoted to the supreme character of the First Majlisi, particularly to his gnostic and ethical ideas and their influence on the Shi‘ite scholars succeeding him.Mulla Muhammed Taqi Majlisi was one of the well-known jurisprudents and muhaddiths of the world of Shi‘ism in the 11th century. He was well-versed in various fields such as jurisprudence, hadith, interpretation, theology, ethics, and GNOSIS, wrote some invaluable books in these fields, and trained a number of skillful and outstanding students. In addition to being a brilliant star in the world of knowledge and science, he was a perfect model for the farers of the path of truth. He had drunk from the heavenly spring of Alawi sciences, had lived with the teachings of the People of the Household, and had made their love and friendship the light of his way. In this way, he finally turned into a pioneer in the field of knowledge and practice. The First Majlisi had his own particular school and method in ethics and GNOSIS and succeeded in leaving an eternal impact on the pious scholars after himself. The roots and underlying principles of the ethical-gnostic school founded by the famous philosopher and jurisprudent Aqa Muhammed Bidabadi can be seen in the works, ideas, and words of the First Majlisi.

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KARBASIZADEH ISFAHANI, ALI. (2011). ROOTS AND BASES OF THE ETHICAL-GNOSTIC SCHOOL OF SHI‘ISM IN THE WORKS AND IDEAS OF THE FIRST MAJLISI. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY, 2(2 (6)), 65-108. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/223099/en

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KARBASIZADEH ISFAHANI ALI. ROOTS AND BASES OF THE ETHICAL-GNOSTIC SCHOOL OF SHI‘ISM IN THE WORKS AND IDEAS OF THE FIRST MAJLISI. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY[Internet]. 2011;2(2 (6)):65-108. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/223099/en

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ALI KARBASIZADEH ISFAHANI, “ROOTS AND BASES OF THE ETHICAL-GNOSTIC SCHOOL OF SHI‘ISM IN THE WORKS AND IDEAS OF THE FIRST MAJLISI,” HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY, vol. 2, no. 2 (6), pp. 65–108, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/223099/en

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