The revolt of Sheikh Ubeydullah (1880-1881): An instrumentalist study of a nationalist movement

Sadiq Bayraq , Ali

At the end of the 19th century, between 1880-1881, Sheikh Ubeydullah, the leader of the Naqshbandi sect, attacked the cities and villages of the border regions of Iran and the Ottoman Empire and caused many killings and loots in the Qajar Empire's Azerbaijan state. The reason for the beginning of this rebellion was the jeopardy of the Sheikh's personal interests. The sheikh lost the right to own several villages, which were actually a gift from Shah Qajar to his father. In the following, the signing of the Berlin Treaty and the Sheikh's fear of creating an Armenian state in his claimed territo ...Daha fazlası

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Racism among Iranian intellectuals (1925-1979)

Bioukvand Ghojehbiglou, Elshan

The works of contemporary Iranian intellectuals have been researched from many perspectives, but many of their thoughts have not been explored deeply, widely, and academically regarding the issue of racism. In this research, I used the qualitative content analysis method to examine the works of some prominent and contemporary Iranian intellectuals regarding having or not having racist elements in their writings published between 1925-1979. After methodically and analytically examining the works of contemporary Iranian intellectuals such as Ahmad Kasravi, Hasan Taqizadeh, Mohammad Ali Foroughi, ...Daha fazlası

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Koleksiyon [1]

Ambargo Durumu [1]

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Eser Adı [2]

Yazar [Asıl] [2]

Yayın Tarihi [2]

Yazar Departmanı [3]

Konu Başlıkları [Genel] [18]

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Dil [1]

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Erişim Hakkı [1]

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The revolt of Sheikh Ubeydullah (1880-1881): An instrumentalist study of a nationalist movement

Sadiq Bayraq , Ali

Racism among Iranian intellectuals (1925-1979)

Bioukvand Ghojehbiglou, Elshan