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Ameneh Golestan, Abdolkarim Attarzadeh, Volume 9, Issue 33 (winter 2019)
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The shrine of Imamzade Hamze is part of the Abd Al-Azim complex in the Town of Rey and has a collection of decorations such as the inscriptions. In addition to their religious values, they are considered as important sources for studying the process of changes in the Nastaliq script because of the different methods of drawing the words on the paper. This research, using archival-field sources and an observational-descriptive method, answers the question of “What form features do the Nastaliq calligraphic inscriptions by Muhammad Ibrahim Tehrani in the shrine of Imamzade Hamze have?” The findings showed that from the executive perspective, in addition to the form features of the second Qajar period that were preludes to the third Qajar period (including the changes of coordinates and relative compactness in the form of alphabets and words), the inscriptions shared some of the features of the Safavid calligraphic style like the attachment of some detached alphabets to the alphabet that makes the sound of “e”. These inscriptions had two-folded contents: praising the great religious figures or the monarchs. They were also important for investigating the calligraphic changes because they were executed by Muhammad Ibrahim Tehrani himself.
Mehdi Mardani (golestani), Volume 12, Issue 45 (Winter 2021)
Abstract
Modeling the actions of the holy Prophet (PBUH) is not always possible and sometimes it is difficult to benefit from his actions. The historical distance between the Prophet and the today's people has restricted following some of his actions. Therefore, it is necessary to contemporise his actions in accordance with the culture of the time, while taking into account the requirements and conditions of it. The present article tries to explain the practical steps of contemporising the actions of the Prophet and the method of utilizing the historical actions of the Prophet. The results of this study suggest a five-step process that contemporises the actions of the Prophet in accordance with the cultural and environmental atmosphere of the present era. Feasibility study, establishment of the historical limitations, recognition of the variable doctrine, discovery of the purpose and reconstruction of the Prophet's action, are the five steps that can be taken to contemporise the actions of the Prophet.
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