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E.G. Browne relates this story in his A Year amongst the Persians in orderto demonstrate the gross ignorance which sometimes characterises [amulls] decisions. The episode was related to Browne by one of his Bbassociates in Kerman, and the question was designed to expose this ignoranceof the clergy....
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Rārangi ihirangi:
- BOOK COVER; HALF TITLE; SERIES TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; ILLUSTRATIONS; CONTRIBUTORS; PREFACE; NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION, DATES, NAMES AND ABBREVIATIONS; 1. RELIGION AND SOCIETY IN QAJAR IRAN: AN INTRODUCTION; 2. POLITICAL ETHIC AND PUBLIC LAW IN THE EARLY QAJAR PERIOD; 3. JIHADAND THE RELIGIOUS LEGITIMACY OF THE EARLY QAJAR STATE; 4. FROM DAR AL-SALTANA-YI ISFAHAN TO DAR AL-KHILAFA-YI THRAN: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE SAFAVID MODEL OF STATE-RELIGIOUS ADMINISTRATION DURING THE QUJARS (1795-1895/1209-1313); 5. RELIGIOUS AND STATE JURISDICTION DURING NASIR AL-DIN SHAH'S REIGN.