This thoughtful and well documented article revisits the link between Safavid Iran and its “satellite” Shi’i states in the Deccan, Ahmadnagar (the Nizamshahi kingdom), Golconda (Hyderabad, the Qutbshahi kingdom), and Bijapur (the ‘Adilshahi dynasty), a topic on which little has been written since M. A. Nayeem and H. K. Sarkar dealt with it three decades ago. The author contests the traditional view, according to which the emergence of these states in the 16th century and their adoption of Twe..
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This article offers an overview of relations between Iran and Georgia under the Safavids and into th...
In this brief article, Prof. Quinn, reiterates her published findings that Safavid chroniclers large...
Shi'ite governments Adil Shahis (895-1097) and Nizam Shahis (895-1046) coincided with the Safavid ru...
The contacts between the peoples of two civilisations of India and Iran dates back to the prehistori...
The author argues that Safavid Iran enjoyed a “cohesion and coherence” that made it more than a mere...
Here the Author offers her reflections on “the role of Shiism in Safavid Iran and its impact on the ...
The subject of this paper is the conversion of the Iranian area to Shi'a Islam. This conversion took...
The students of early modern Iran who eagerly picks up this work in the hope of finding a solid (and...
Chapter I discusses the scope of the thesis; the paucity of material rendered it impossible to study...
Upon reading Alam and Subrahmanyam’s work, one can begin to appreciate the futility of trying to und...
This seminal article suggests a fresh interpretation of the dynamism of the late Safavid political p...
This interesting article considers the Safavid advance on the Persian Gulf littoral during the reign...
Bahmani Sultanate is an important era of Muslim rule in south India (Deccan). The Bahmani’s ru...
General assessment of the state of the world on the eve of the establishment of the Safavid state. T...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/156036/1/Roots of North Indian Shiism....
This article offers an overview of relations between Iran and Georgia under the Safavids and into th...
In this brief article, Prof. Quinn, reiterates her published findings that Safavid chroniclers large...
Shi'ite governments Adil Shahis (895-1097) and Nizam Shahis (895-1046) coincided with the Safavid ru...
The contacts between the peoples of two civilisations of India and Iran dates back to the prehistori...
The author argues that Safavid Iran enjoyed a “cohesion and coherence” that made it more than a mere...
Here the Author offers her reflections on “the role of Shiism in Safavid Iran and its impact on the ...
The subject of this paper is the conversion of the Iranian area to Shi'a Islam. This conversion took...
The students of early modern Iran who eagerly picks up this work in the hope of finding a solid (and...
Chapter I discusses the scope of the thesis; the paucity of material rendered it impossible to study...
Upon reading Alam and Subrahmanyam’s work, one can begin to appreciate the futility of trying to und...
This seminal article suggests a fresh interpretation of the dynamism of the late Safavid political p...
This interesting article considers the Safavid advance on the Persian Gulf littoral during the reign...
Bahmani Sultanate is an important era of Muslim rule in south India (Deccan). The Bahmani’s ru...
General assessment of the state of the world on the eve of the establishment of the Safavid state. T...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/156036/1/Roots of North Indian Shiism....
This article offers an overview of relations between Iran and Georgia under the Safavids and into th...
In this brief article, Prof. Quinn, reiterates her published findings that Safavid chroniclers large...