-
villages in
Gujarat which are
totally Satpanthi such as
Pirana near
Ahmedabad where Imam Shah is buried.
Satpanthi dargahs are
known to be
venerated with...
- ISBN 978-3-11-045093-4.
Zawahar Moir (2010). "Some
Ginans Common to
Barmati Panth and
Satpanthi Traditions". Gināns:
Texts and Contexts :
Essays on
Ismaili Hymns from...
-
History of the Ismailis, ed. Daftary, Farhad, 135 Asani, Ali (2011). From
Satpanthi to
Ismaili Muslim: The
Articulation of
Ismaili Khoja Identity in South...
- romanized: muʾmin, lit. 'believer') were
originally followers of the
Satpanthi Ismaili tradition of the fifteenth-century
Ismaili Shi‘i
dignitary Imam...
- Jamatkhana. The term
seems to have come in use to
designate the
place of
Satpanthi religious gathering fairly late,
possibly not
until the last
decades of...
-
commonly as Imam-Shahi.
There are
villages in
Gujarat which are
totally '
Satpanthi' such as
Pirana near
Ahmedabad where Imam Shah is buried. It is also the...
- Tauris. p. 109. "Khojki Script".
Oxford Reference. Surani,
Iqbal (2017). "
Satpanthī Khoja-s to Shīʿa Imāmī Ismāʿīlī Ṭarīqa The
Construction of
Religious Identity...
- but also to
transmit knowledge of
their faiths. For instance, in the
Satpanthi Ismaili communities of
South Asia (also
known as Khojas),
geets of devotion...
- (Berkeley:
University of
California Press, 2009), 263. Ali Asani, “From
Satpanthi to
Ismaili Muslim: The
Articulation of
Ismaili Khoja Identity in South...
- Qarmatians, Druze, Musta'li Ismailis,
Muhammad Shahi Nizari Ismailis, and
Satpanthis, the last two
splitting from the
Nizari branch of
Ismailism in the 14th...
