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Surviving The Mongols The Continuity Of Ismaili Tradition In Persia Ismaili Heritage Nadia Eboo Jamal

SKU: BELL-1856202

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Publisher: I. B. Tauris

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.94 MB

Pages: 209

Author: Nadia Eboo Jamal

ISBN: 9781860644320, 9781860648762, 1860644325, 1860648762

Language: English

Year: 2002

Volume: vol. 8

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Surviving The Mongols The Continuity Of Ismaili Tradition In Persia Ismaili Heritage Nadia Eboo Jamal by Nadia Eboo Jamal 9781860644320, 9781860648762, 1860644325, 1860648762 instant download after payment.

This lively study examines the poetic writings of Nizårí Quhiståní, one of the few Ismaili authors who survived the Mongol invasion of Iran in the 13th century. The invasion put an end to Ismaili political aspirations and independence until the 16th-century Safavid dynasty. The evidence of Nizårí's writings demonstrates that during the period of the invasion the Ismaili community did not lose their internal organizational structure, and that they continued to operate in different forms through the Mongol period in Persian history.