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An Analytic Introduction to a Methodological Study of Imam Al-Hussein bin Abi Talib's Revolution (Peace be upon him) | ||
| AL-SSBET JORNAL | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 4, 2018, Pages 107-141 | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr. Haidar Qasim Matar | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract The aim of this study is to focus on analyzing the historical narrations in Islamic history literature and explanatory resources about Imam Al-Hussein's revolution; some of which have a relation with the nature of this reformist revolution and its historical dimensions and goals including contemporary and future goals. This study is one of the studies carried by the strategic scientific project of the Department of Historic Studies – House of Wisdom (Bayt Al-Hikma) in order to modify and rewrite the methodology of history research on the bases of neutral and objective visions as an attempt to establish a new foundation for the process of analyzing narrations and manuscripts as well as contemporary documents. It may seem to the researchers and students that the issue is very easy as the historical resources which deal with the battle of Al-Taf and the martyrdom of Imam Al-Hussein were written by early historians in (150 A.H. / 780 A.C.) by a narrator from the city of Kofa called Abi Mikhnif who died in (157 A.H. / 774 A.C.). This opinion may be wrong from our methodological viewpoint which is expressed in this study with reference to that narration of Abi Mikhnif. The analytic methodology may approve or deny this narration when deconstructing its part according to the information it presented or to other additional information associated with this narration especially the oral narrations that were common till the middle of the 2nd century A.H. / 8th century A.C. with reference to Chase Robinson's study. The findings of this study may state the objectivity of these narration and then help to write an analytic historical study of Imam Al-Hussein's martyrdom for students to read whether at schools or at universities. | ||
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