Religious intellectualism in Iran | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 19/01/2019

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00:00:24 1 Summary
00:02:35 2 E'tezalieh movement
00:04:22 3 History of religious intellectualism in Iran
00:07:06 3.1 Phase I: The ideological discourse
00:08:34 3.2 Phase II: Epistemologial/Democratic discourse
00:12:25 4 Iranian intellectual Islam and modernity
00:14:39 5 Secularization of religion
00:17:01 6 Religious pluralism and Rumi philosophy
00:19:06 7 Tolerance and Iranian religious intellectualism
00:21:16 8 Democracy, religion, and Iranian philosophy
00:24:18 9 Some particular problems
00:27:37 10 Criticism
00:28:28 11 Notable figures
00:29:50 12 References and further reading
00:32:48 13 See also
00:34:06 14 Notes
00:34:15 15 External links



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Religious intellectualism in Iran (Persian: روشنفکری دينی‎) reached its apogee during the Persian Constitutional Revolution (1906–11). The process involved philosophers, sociologists, political scientists and cultural theorists.