- In Islam,
Taqiyya (Arabic: تقیة, romanized: taqiyyah, lit. 'prudence') is the
practice of
dissimulation and
secrecy of
religious belief and practice,...
- 2009-08-19. "Interpreting
Taqiyya:
Special Report", Jane's
Islamic Affairs Analyst. IHS Jane's
Information Group.
November 12, 2008. "
Taqiyya Revisited: A Response...
- for most to
believe it to be true.
Coupled with the
Azali practice of
taqiyya (dissimulation),
determining whether or not a
particular figure in Persian...
- of Isma`il Abu
Taqiyya,
Egyptian Merchant. This book
focuses on the
economy of the
Middle East in the 1600's. The
character Abu
Taqiyya allows the reader...
- ****cution, or compulsion.
Taqiyya was
developed to
protect Shia who were
usually in
minority and
under pressure. In the Shia view,
taqiyya is
lawful in situations...
- with
formulating the Shia
doctrine of
taqiyya, that is,
precautionary dissimulation to
avoid ****cution.
Taqiyya was
intended for the
survival of Shia...
- 1498–1509
adopts Twelver Shia as
taqiyya,
based in
Anjudan 36 Murād Mīrzā 1509–1574
adopts Twelver Shia as
taqiyya,
based in Anjudan,
offshoot of Satpanth...
- This form of
religious preference falsification was
known as
taqiyya. Shii
leaders gave
taqiyya religious legitimacy through Quran verses that
speak of God’s...
- in both
secret and public.
Complicating their identity is the
custom of
taqiyya—concealing or
disguising their beliefs when necessary—that they adopted...
- on 17
April 2016.
Retrieved 11
April 2016. Virani,
Shafique N. (2011). "
Taqiyya and
Identity in a
South Asian Community". The
Journal of
Asian Studies...
