Islamic Jurisprudence vs. Machiavellianism? Tazāḥum and Political Necessity
This essay contrasts the Islamic jurisprudential principle of prioritizing the more…
Islamic Jurisprudence vs. Machiavellianism? Tazāḥum and Political Necessity
This essay contrasts the Islamic jurisprudential principle of prioritizing the more…
Jurisprudence Without Progress Is Not Jurisprudence
This article explores the profound and inseparable relationship between Islamic jurisprudence…
Subjective and Transcendental Reason: The Kantian Shift from Metaphysics to Epistemology
An analysis of the Kantian epistemological shift from objective “illuminating” reason…
The Establishment of Government Is Self-Evident in the Sharia
This text explores the comprehensive and eternal nature of Islamic guidance,…
The Requisites of Research in the Field of the Jurisprudence of Art
This text outlines the foundational and methodological prerequisites for researching the…
The Philosophical Foundations of the Human Sciences
This article examines the profound impact of the human sciences on…
A Response to Mojtahed Shabestari’s Claim Denying the Divine Revelation of Religion
This article provides a critical analysis of Dr. Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari’s…
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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…
An Overview of the Book The Architecture of Religious Science
The book The Architecture of Religious Science: An Integrative Theory in Religious Science, authored in Persian by Alireza Ghaeminia, has been published by the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought in 568 pages. The Architecture of Religious Science is…
