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Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari

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  • Iranian scholars in exile

    The Shia shakedown

    Religious scholars in exile are challenging the basic tenets of Shia Islam. Their professional authority is indisputable. And they are in close contact with Shia teaching activities in their homeland via the Internet. One of the heretical questions they are asking: is the Koran the word of God or a dream told by the Prophet? By Ali Sadrzadeh

    By Ali Sadrzadeh 16.11.2016
  • Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari (photo: © Humboldt University Berlin)
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    Interview with Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari

    Why Islam and Democracy Go Well Together

    The Shiite scholar Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari is regarded as one of the Iran's most influential Muslim reformist thinkers. In an interview with Jan Kuhlmann, he explains why there is no inconsistency between Islam and democracy.

    By Jan Kuhlmann 06.07.2012

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