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}}The book '''''A Study on Imam Hussein`s Movement''''' deals with the recognition and analysis of Imam Hussain's movement, his personality and the Karbala revolution, and finally it reveals the nature of true Islam. | }}The book '''''A Study on Imam Hussein`s Movement''''' deals with the recognition and analysis of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussain]]'s movement, his personality and the [[Karbala]] revolution, and finally it reveals the nature of true Islam. | ||
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=== CHAPTER ONE: UMAYYAD AND THE ISSUE OF ISLAMIC CALIPHATE === | === CHAPTER ONE: UMAYYAD AND THE ISSUE OF ISLAMIC CALIPHATE === | ||
The first and second chapters of this book deal with the preparatory and formative grounds for Imam Hussain's uprising. The first chapter analyzes the bloody uprising of Imam Hussein and the dimensions of the "Islamic Caliphate". The author takes a brief look at the history of Arabia and its people, especially the two families of Hashemite and Umayyad and their positions after Islam and the issue of caliphate, governorship, among them. In the continuation of this part, Islamic caliphate’s relevant factors and consequences are mostly discussed. | The first and second chapters of this book deal with the preparatory and formative grounds for Imam Hussain's uprising. The first chapter analyzes the bloody uprising of Imam Hussein and the dimensions of the "Islamic Caliphate". The author takes a brief look at the history of Arabia and its people, especially the two families of Hashemite and [[Umayyad]] and their positions after Islam and the issue of caliphate, governorship, among them. In the continuation of this part, Islamic caliphate’s relevant factors and consequences are mostly discussed. | ||
=== CHAPTER TWO: TWO CONTRADICTORY SYSTEMS IN THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY === | === CHAPTER TWO: TWO CONTRADICTORY SYSTEMS IN THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY === | ||
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=== CHAPTER THREE: DESCRIPTION OF REASONS FOR IMAM HUSSEIN’S UPRISING === | === CHAPTER THREE: DESCRIPTION OF REASONS FOR IMAM HUSSEIN’S UPRISING === | ||
In the current chapter, two primary issues and two secondary issues are discussed. The two primary issues that clarify the reasons for Hussein's uprising against Yazid) are the Islamic and political differences between Moavieh and Yazid's government and the duty of Jihad considering these two kinds of governments. The two secondary issues are the possibility of superficial victory for Hussein in uprising against Mo'avieh or Yazid's government as well as Hussein's plan about Muslims' duties towards governments and rulers. | In the current chapter, two primary issues and two secondary issues are discussed. The two primary issues that clarify the reasons for Hussein's uprising against [[Yazid]]) are the Islamic and political differences between Moavieh and Yazid's government and the duty of Jihad considering these two kinds of governments. The two secondary issues are the possibility of superficial victory for Hussein in uprising against Mo'avieh or Yazid's government as well as Hussein's plan about Muslims' duties towards governments and rulers. | ||
=== CHAPTER FOUR: HOW HUSSEIN'S UPRISING PROVED VICTORIOUS? === | === CHAPTER FOUR: HOW HUSSEIN'S UPRISING PROVED VICTORIOUS? === | ||