Naslov (ara)

Kašf ul-’asrār bi ḥaqā’iqi l-Kitāb

Autor

al-Çāyniǧawî, Muḥammad ibn Muṣṭafa

Opis (srp)

Iako postoji nekoliko podgrupa unutar ismailita, termin se nadanašnjem govornom jeziku uopšteno odnosi na nizarijsku zajednicu koja sledi Aga Kana i predstavlja najveću grupu medu ismailijama. Još jedna čuvena zajednica koja potpada pod ismailije jesu Davudi Bohra čiji je verski vođa Sjedna Mohamed Burhanudin dok postoje i mnoge druge grane čija se spoljašnja praksa znatno razlikuje, veliki deo duhovne telogije je ostao isti još od doba prvih imama. U nedavnim vekovima ismailiti su u velikoj meri bili indo-iranska zajednica, ali njih ima u Indiji, Pakistanu, Siriji, Palestini, Saudijskoj Arabiji, Jemenu, Kini, Jordanu, Uzbekistanu, Tadžikistanu, Avfanistanu, istočnoj Africi i južnoj Africi i nedavno su emigrirali u Evropu, Australiju, Novi Zeland i Severnu Ameriku. Year of publishing: 1781.

Opis (eng)

Though there are several sub-groupings within the Ismailis, the term in today's vernacular generally refers to the Nizari community who are followers of the Aga Khan and the largest group among the Ismailiyyah. Another famous community which falls under the Isma'il's are the DawoodiBohra's whose religious leader is SyednaMohammed Burhanuddin, while there are many other thebranches which have extremely differing exterior practices, much of the spiritual theology has remained the same since the days of the faith's early Imams. In recent centuries Ismailis have largely been an Indo-Iranian community, but they are found in India, Pakistan, Syria, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, China, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, East Africaand South Africa, and have in recent years emigrated to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and North America. Godina izdavanja: 1781.

Jezik

arapski

Datum

2012-03-29T10:45:51.780Z

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