The First Martyr and the Second Martyr are in our culture known as prominent doctors of Islamic Law and their intellectual and theological dimensions are not properly studied yet. These two figures are in total agreement and harmony in their legal points of view and, as it is well known, the Second Martyr acts as the Commentator and great interpreter of legal ideas of the First Martyr. Theologically and doctrinally speaking, however, there are striking differences of opinion between them that can be recognized only by consulting Shiite theological heritage in remote past. This article is to reflect the depth of Shiite history of thought and represent the theological differences in the Schools of Qom and Baghdad and later in school of Al-Hillah, showing that this divergence originates from epistemological foundations of Islamic theology.
Sobhani, M. T. (2009). “Two Martyrs” in tension between two movements of theological school of Al-Hillah. Theological Reflection and Philosophical Criticism, 14(56), 183-213.
MLA
Sobhani, M. T. . "“Two Martyrs” in tension between two movements of theological school of Al-Hillah", Theological Reflection and Philosophical Criticism, 14, 56, 2009, 183-213.
HARVARD
Sobhani, M. T. (2009). '“Two Martyrs” in tension between two movements of theological school of Al-Hillah', Theological Reflection and Philosophical Criticism, 14(56), pp. 183-213.
CHICAGO
M. T. Sobhani, "“Two Martyrs” in tension between two movements of theological school of Al-Hillah," Theological Reflection and Philosophical Criticism, 14 56 (2009): 183-213,
VANCOUVER
Sobhani, M. T. “Two Martyrs” in tension between two movements of theological school of Al-Hillah. Theological Reflection and Philosophical Criticism, 2009; 14(56): 183-213.
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