Dars'hā-yī Darbārah-yi Firaq-i Islāmī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Recently, the expert historian of the country, Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimin Dr. Rasul Jafarian, published the book "Lessons on Islamic Differences" and tried to fill this void and from a historical perspective, they explored the knowledge of nations and nations. It is obvious that if Nations and Nahl are examined under the light of the "science of history"; Points will be deduced from it that are less seen and said, and hidden angles will be revealed from it that the theologians usually did not pay attention to. On this occasion, in a report, Seyyed Ali Batahai has made references to the most important novel contents of this book, which you can read; 1: This work is organized in examining 15 problems of nations and Nahli, and the author has a historical insight into the issues of nations and Nahli from this approach. In the introduction, topics such as the introduction of some refutations, the role of creeds, the influence of literary sources, the geographical location of sects and religions, attention to the Persian and Rajali texts of the nations and nations, the cultural and civilizational origins of this knowledge have been examined, and attention to these neglected points has been pointed out to the audience. Is. The introduction of various styles of ethnography, paying attention to static and dynamic reports of this knowledge and the author's strict attention to royal data are areas that will create a different look at this knowledge. Second: The introduction of a rare jurisprudential book that was written at the same time as the writing of the first works of Nations and Nahl in the third century by Abu Bakr Chalaq (311 AD) is very interesting. In the introduction of this book, Jafarian has stated the jurisprudential rulings of the companions of the nations and nations and has filled the void of jurisprudential analysis in the knowledge of nations and nations to some extent. Rulings such as marriage, jizya in Jihad, zakat, sale and marriage with dhimma people, and rulings on children of polytheists, etc., are very helpful in the jurisprudence of Jews, Christians, and Magi.