Abstract:
The school of Imamate in Twelver Shiism has possessed; both because it has provided relative safety for Shiites from the harm of enemies in their own time, and due to this characteristic being within the expected scope of an organized preservative system, and also because it has maintained the authority of the school. With this description, according to Taqiyya, it is not a simple act, but rather serves as a wide and comprehensive umbrella including various components and operational parts, and also possesses effective tools that act purposefully towards the main goal. Practical methods and styles in Taqiyya and its executive forms differ regarding leaders and Shiites. Therefore, they require training and skill acquisition, something that if attended to in certain periods of time, perhaps the matter would not have been prolonged. This writing does not guarantee a complete understanding of Taqiyya and serves only as a preview to draw attention to it; since future numbers will be published in detail regarding this matter. The school of Imamate in Twelver Shiism possesses characteristics for permanence that can be searched for in fewer schools regarding each of its variables of survival. The author, in this writing, has endeavored to present, albeit a limited view, in a condensed and short manner, one of the very effective factors in this relationship to the readers' attention. From his perspective, the factor of Taqiyya plays a decisive role in permanence
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From his perspective, the factor of Taqiyya plays a decisive role in the permanence of -------------- (*) Date received: 9831/11/91 - Date accepted: 9831/11/82 the school of Imamate in Twelver Shiism has had; both because it has provided relative safety for Shiites from the harm of enemies in their own time, and because of this characteristic that is expected from an organized preservative system, and also because it has maintained the authority of the school.
With this approach to the issue, we arrive at the fact that the durability of religions and divine schools among societies also requires factors of permanence, and in this regard, the school of Imamate in Islam is not exempt from this rule.
To explain, Taqiyya (dissimulation) is originally a dispensatory ruling regarding dealing with disbelievers with whom a Muslim person is somehow associated and is forced to adopt a Taqiyya-based approach in their conduct; also, secondly, it relates to those religious opponents who, in terms of political and social restrictions, hold a position similar to the companions of the Infallible Imams (peace be upon them).
The Taqiyyah-based behavior of the Imams (peace be upon them), by resorting to tested and effective methods, and the adherence of their companions and followers to it, has caused them to remain safe from the fatal damages of enemies, and through this, the Shiite school has become permanent in Islamic societies.
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