RISE Islamic Studies | Review of Islamic Studies and Endeavors
RISE Islamic Studies | Review of Islamic Studies and Endeavors
Are Religious Propositions Not Empirically Verifiable? (Part 3)
This article examines the divine and teleological nature of the cosmos…
Are Religious Propositions Not Empirically Verifiable? (Part 2)
This article explores the ontological foundation of human nature as intrinsically…
Are Religious Propositions Not Empirically Verifiable? (Part 1)
This article critiques positivist and hermeneutic skepticism toward Islamic humanities and…
The Relationship Between Religion and Philosophy
This article examines how Islamic philosophy, while relying strictly on rational…
The Distinction Between Islamic Spirituality and Secular Spirituality
This article critiques the foundations of secular spirituality, contrasting its self-centered…
Methodology of Islamic Economics (Part 2)
Building upon the theoretical presuppositions of Part 1, this article examines…
Methodology of Islamic Economics (Part 1)
This article outlines the foundational methodology for deriving an Islamic economic…
The Tradition of Rationalism Among Shia Scholars
Rationalism in Shia Thought: From the Companions of the Imams to…
About RISE
RISE (Review of Islamic Studies and Endeavors) is a peer-reviewed academic journal publishing research in Islamic philosophy, Qur’anic studies, and contemporary Islamic thought. We feature original articles, book reviews, and scholarly reports for an international academic audience.
Qom Seminary Centennial: Interview with Dr. Moqimi Haji on 100 Years of the Hawza
Featured Publication RISE: Second Pilot Issue 📄 View PDF Issue 🔗 Issue Overview Page On the occasion of the Qom Seminary Centennial, RISE sat down with Hujjat al-Islam Moqimi…
Theological Foundations of Governmental Jurisprudence
The book Theological Foundations of Governmental Jurisprudence, authored in Persian by Seyyed Sajjad Izdehi and Sedigheh Sedigh Taghizadeh, has been published in 384 pages by the Publishing Organization of the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought. In the era…
