New translation reveals insights from Shaykhism in a manuscript by Sayid Kazim Rashti, suggesting its significance in religious literature.
The article continues our series of introduced and commented publications of works—currently in the collection of the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts of the Russian Academy of Sciences—by one of the founders of Shaykhism, Sayid Kazim Rashti. The translation of this treatise, rendered for the first time into a European language, has been made from a manuscript and a lithography.
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