Islamic Studies and the Religious Scholars in the Saljuq Era in Iran: A Statistic Study

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SEDGHI NASER; BAGHERI TOFIGHI NAHID

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Journal: Iranian Studies Year:2017 | Volume:7 | Issue:1 Page(s): 49-65

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Islamic Studies and the Religious Scholars in the Saljuq Era in Iran: A Statistic Study

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SEDGHI NASER | BAGHERI TOFIGHI NAHID | Issue Writer Certificate

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History of IranQ1

the Saljuq eraQ1

Islamic scholarsQ1

Islamic studiesQ1

Islamic sectsQ1

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Superiority of the Sunni jurists and scholars was one of the historical developments of the Saljuq era from educational, social, and cultural points of view. Despite the vast quantitative studies, the historical dimensions of this subject have not been analyzed thoroughly yet. In this paper, based on the findings of statistical analysis method, the situation of the religious scholars of the Saljuq era, in three fields of their scientific activities, sects, and the places of residence is investigated. For this purpose, the essential historical sources such as Al-kā mil by Ibn al-Athī r, Al-montaẓ am of Ibn al-Jozī , Vafayā t Al-aʻ yā n of Ibn Xallikā n, Siyā q-e Tā rix-e Neyš ā bū r by ʻ Abd al-ghā fer-e Fā rsī , and Al-ansā b of Samʻ ā nī have been studied. According to this research, the geographical regions known as ʻ Irā q-e ʻ Arab and Xorasā n were in first places in terms of the presence and activity of religious scholars; and ʻ Irā q-e ʻ Ajam was in the third place. Moreover, around 80 percent of the known scholars belonged to the Š ā feʻ ī school. From intellectual and educational points of view, around 70 percent of known religious scholars of the Saljuq era were involved in the field of Ḥ adith. This situation was the result of historical background and centricity of the above mentioned regions in the Saljuq era, establishment of Neẓ ā mī yyeh schools in the important cities of those regions, as well as the Saljuqids' support of the Š ā feʻ ī sect and the Sunni traditional studies.

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SEDGHI, NASER, & BAGHERI TOFIGHI, NAHID. (2017). Islamic Studies and the Religious Scholars in the Saljuq Era in Iran: A Statistic Study. IRANIAN STUDIES, 7(1 ), 49-65. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/225180/en

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SEDGHI NASER, BAGHERI TOFIGHI NAHID. Islamic Studies and the Religious Scholars in the Saljuq Era in Iran: A Statistic Study. IRANIAN STUDIES[Internet]. 2017;7(1 ):49-65. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/225180/en

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NASER SEDGHI, and NAHID BAGHERI TOFIGHI, “Islamic Studies and the Religious Scholars in the Saljuq Era in Iran: A Statistic Study,” IRANIAN STUDIES, vol. 7, no. 1 , pp. 49–65, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/225180/en

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