Lectures

A detailed exposition of 'Al-Bab al-Hadi 'Ashar', a classical text on Shia theology and the principles of faith. Covers divine unity, justice, prophethood, imamate, and eschatology.

A comprehensive study of the principles and methodology of Islamic jurisprudence, covering the sources of law, linguistic principles, al-amsar, and the derivation of legal rulings.

A thematic (mawdu'i) approach to Qur'anic exegesis, exploring major themes of the Qur'an including divine attributes, human nature, social justice, and spiritual purification.

An exploration of Islamic philosophical traditions from al-Kindi to Mulla Sadra, with emphasis on ontology, epistemology, and the reconciliation of reason and revelation.

A study of the methodology of evaluating narrators of hadith within the Imami tradition, examining biographical sources, classification systems, and the principles of authentication.

A profound commentary on the Pre-Dawn Supplication (Du'a al-Sahar) attributed to Imam al-Baqir, exploring its metaphysical and spiritual dimensions as a ladder of divine names.

An rigorous examination of the doctrine of Wilaya (divine authority) and Imamate through systematic analysis of Qur'anic verses and prophetic traditions from both Shia and Sunni sources.

A practical guide to spiritual self-purification drawing from the Qur'an, hadith, and the works of the great spiritual masters of the Islamic tradition, focusing on the journey of the soul toward God.

A scholarly examination of points of agreement and divergence between the five major Islamic legal schools, with the aim of fostering mutual understanding and uncovering the rational bases of ikhtilaf.