Iranian thinker
Ahmad Pakatchi
Ahmad PakatchiLinguistics and SemioticsIranianb. 1963
Life and Thought
Ahmad Pakatchi (born 1963) is an Iranian scholar of religion, Quranic studies, linguistics, and encyclopedism. He is an associate professor at the Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies and the Permanent Representative of Iran to UNESCO.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures22 titles
Schools of Imami Jurisprudence in Iran from Shaykh Tusi to the Establishment of the Hilla School
Philosophical Elements in the Heritage of Ancient Iran: Tracing Indicators for Classifying Mazdaean Schools
History of Exegesis
Research Methodology with Emphasis on Islamic Studies
General Research Methodology
Textual Criticism
History of Hadith
Ilal al-Hadith, with an Appendix on the Recognition of the Text of Misbah al-Sharia
Salafi Fundamentalism
Sufi currents in Central Asia
The Foundations and Method of Imam Sadiq's Scientific Thought
Dimensions of the Personality and Life of Imam Reza
A Study of Sunni Hadith Collections
The History of Qur'anic Exegesis
Reflections on Topics in Islamic Culture
Methodology of History
Fiqh al-Hadith: With an Emphasis on Verbal Discussions
Texts and Studies on Nahj al-Balagha and Its Author
Translation Studies of the Holy Quran: A Theoretical and Applied Approach
Islam: A Historical and Cultural Study
Iran: History, Culture, Art
Mawlid Amir al-Mu'minin: Texts Extracted from the Islamic Heritage
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