A R Navruzov
Biographic Data
| ID | 777986 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A R Navruzov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A R |
| FAMILY NAME | Navruzov |
| SIGNATURE | NAVRUZOV A R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archeology and Ethnography |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8874-3543 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Foreign historiography on Jadidism
Ijtihad and Taklid in the Activities of Dagestani Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Сentury – Opinions “for” and “against”
The discussions about Ijtihad and taklid in Dagestan were not abstract in nature: the Ijtihad instru-ment remained relevant throughout the history of Islamic lawmaking. The discussions were con-ducted with varying degrees of intensity during several historical epochs: the pre-colonial, colonial and early Soviet periods and continued, after some interruption, in connection with the processes of re-Islamization in the 90s of the 20th century. The i…
The Study of Jadidism in Soviet and Russian Historiography
The article provides an overview of the history of the study of Muslim reformism, known in the scientific literature as Jadidism, in the works of Soviet and Russian researchers. At first, it included only the reform of Islamic education, and later it began to be understood as a broader movement of “Muslim enlightenment” aimed at reforming the entire Muslim society. The study of the history of Jadidism in Russia began in the 1920s. Soviet scientis…
Private Life in Dagestani Auls Through Contemporary Accounts (Late 19th - Early 20th Century)
This study examines private life within Dagestani auls as perceived by contemporary observers. Family life, often considered a highly conservative domain, exhibits relative resilience to broader societal and state influences. This research aims to explore specific aspects of private life, namely family structures and the position of women within them, through the perspectives of Dagestani villagers and Russian visitors during the second half of t…
Historiography and Source Study of Jadidism in Dagestan
A review of the historiography of the development of Jadidism and Muslim reformism in the Volga region, Central Asia, Transcaucasia and the study of Arabographic sources on the North-Eastern Caucasus allowed us to agree with the conclusion of a number of Western scholars who spoke not about Jadidism in the Russian Empire, but about various forms of Jadidism. Despite the wide range of ideas and concepts regarding the definition of this movement, t…
Tavassul, Istigasa and Rabita as Elements of Sufi Ritual Practice in the Context of Criticism by Dagestani Enlightenment Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Century
At the beginning of the 20th century, the ideas of Muslim reformism spread widely in the North Caucasus. Dagestani enlightening reformers (renovationists) in their works dealt with a wide variety of issues, such as the reform of Islamic education, Muslim law, “the women's question”, combating obso-lete adats, etc. On the whole, the reformers had a positive attitude toward Sufism, but criticized such elements of Sufi ritual practice as tavassul, i…
Hasan Efendi Alkadari as the Forerunner of Dagestani Reformers-References
This article explores the role played by Hasan Alkadari (1834-1910), a prominent scholar, educator, poet, and socio-political figure in Dagestan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, in the theological discourse. Alkadari received a traditional Muslim education and held various positions in the Kyurinsky district, eventually serving as the naib of South Tabasaran. A scholar with a profound understanding of Islamic culture, he also treate…
Tombstones of Family Members and Close Murids of Tashav-Haji Al-Indiri as Valuable Historical Sources
Epigraphic inscriptions on tombstones, in conjunction with archaeological materials, are one of the most important historical sources. In the context of Chechnya, where a significant loss of written materials occurred during the deportation of Chechens to Central Asia, the importance of these inscriptions becomes even more pronounced. Beyond their informational significance, epigraphic monuments also possess artistic value. Considering these fact…
Critique of “False Sheikhs” in the Works of Dagestani Enlightening Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Century (Based on the Materials of the Arabic-Language «Bayan al-haqa’iq» Journal (1925–1928…
The paper deals with an issue of “false sheikhs”, which was relevant in the early 20th century in Dagestan. The subject is discussed from the perspective of Muslim reformers who gained popular-ity in the region at that time. The ideas of the Salafism that penetrated Dagestan via the Muslim education reformers were met with a strong opposition from Dagestani theologists, mainly the Sufi sheikhs, who wrote a number of works in Arabic to disprove th…
Muslim Educators of Dagestan and the “Women’s Issue” (On the Materials of “Jaridat Dagistan” Newspaper, 1913-1918)
History of the Muslim enlightenment in the North Caucasus of the first third of the 20th century in Dagestan historiography is a poorly-studied subject: the works of the reformers-educators in Arabic and other oriental languages are practically not introduced or interpreted. In attempt to close the gap in modern literature, the author of the article analyzes the journalistic heritage of the Dagestan reformers-educators on the “women’s issue”, pub…
Results of Archeographic Research in Dagestan in 2017―2018
The article deals with the results of archeographic studies, carried out by the Institute of history, archeology and ethnography of DSC RAS in 2017-2018.The introductory part covers methods of an archeographic work in examining manuscripts: each manuscript is described in detail, according to the description plan approved by the Institute’s Department of Oriental Studies, and includes positions that give a detailed description of a descriptive un…
Results of Archeographic Studies of Dagestan in 2015-2016
The present article is devoted to the continued during 2015-2016 years field archaeographic researches in a number of mountain and plain regions of Daghestan in order to find out the new collections of manuscripts and old-printed books in Arabic, Turkic and Daghestan languages (written by using Arabic graphic). The archaeographic expedition had worked at eight regions of Daghestan. There were found out 2 new collections of manuscripts in Akushins…
Country's Leading Scholar - Turkologist Hasan Orazaev
Arkheograficheskie Issledovaniya v Dagestane v 2014 G
The article covers the archaeographical field researches, which in 2014 were conducted in a number of mountain and lowland regions of Dagestan in order to identify collections of manuscripts and early printed books, written mostly in Arabic, as well as in the Turkic and Dagestan languages using the Arabic script
ARKhEografichEskaya Rabota v Dagestane v 2013 G
Исследование посвящено продолжению полевых археографических исследований в ряде горных и равнинных районов Дагестана с целью выявления новых книжных собраний рукописей, написанных в основном на арабском, (а также тюркских, персидском, дагестанских языках на арабском шрифте).Новые арабские коллекции выявлены в селениях Андых, Хебда, Сомода, Ругельда Шамильского района, неизвестные тюркоязычные материалы - в Джума-мечети (пятничной мечети) селения …
Arkheograficheskaya rabota v 2012 g
No prominent works on this page.
Arkheograficheskaya rabota v 2012 g
ARKhEografichEskaya Rabota v Dagestane v 2013 G
Исследование посвящено продолжению полевых археографических исследований в ряде горных и равнинных районов Дагестана с целью выявления новых книжных собраний рукописей, написанных в основном на арабском, (а также тюркских, персидском, дагестанских языках на арабском шрифте).Новые арабские коллекции выявлены в селениях Андых, Хебда, Сомода, Ругельда Шамильского района, неизвестные тюркоязычные материалы - в Джума-мечети (пятничной мечети) селения …
Arkheograficheskie Issledovaniya v Dagestane v 2014 G
The article covers the archaeographical field researches, which in 2014 were conducted in a number of mountain and lowland regions of Dagestan in order to identify collections of manuscripts and early printed books, written mostly in Arabic, as well as in the Turkic and Dagestan languages using the Arabic script
Results of Archeographic Studies of Dagestan in 2015-2016
The present article is devoted to the continued during 2015-2016 years field archaeographic researches in a number of mountain and plain regions of Daghestan in order to find out the new collections of manuscripts and old-printed books in Arabic, Turkic and Daghestan languages (written by using Arabic graphic). The archaeographic expedition had worked at eight regions of Daghestan. There were found out 2 new collections of manuscripts in Akushins…
Country's Leading Scholar - Turkologist Hasan Orazaev
Results of Archeographic Research in Dagestan in 2017―2018
The article deals with the results of archeographic studies, carried out by the Institute of history, archeology and ethnography of DSC RAS in 2017-2018.The introductory part covers methods of an archeographic work in examining manuscripts: each manuscript is described in detail, according to the description plan approved by the Institute’s Department of Oriental Studies, and includes positions that give a detailed description of a descriptive un…
Critique of “False Sheikhs” in the Works of Dagestani Enlightening Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Century (Based on the Materials of the Arabic-Language «Bayan al-haqa’iq» Journal (1925–1928…
The paper deals with an issue of “false sheikhs”, which was relevant in the early 20th century in Dagestan. The subject is discussed from the perspective of Muslim reformers who gained popular-ity in the region at that time. The ideas of the Salafism that penetrated Dagestan via the Muslim education reformers were met with a strong opposition from Dagestani theologists, mainly the Sufi sheikhs, who wrote a number of works in Arabic to disprove th…
Muslim Educators of Dagestan and the “Women’s Issue” (On the Materials of “Jaridat Dagistan” Newspaper, 1913-1918)
History of the Muslim enlightenment in the North Caucasus of the first third of the 20th century in Dagestan historiography is a poorly-studied subject: the works of the reformers-educators in Arabic and other oriental languages are practically not introduced or interpreted. In attempt to close the gap in modern literature, the author of the article analyzes the journalistic heritage of the Dagestan reformers-educators on the “women’s issue”, pub…
Tavassul, Istigasa and Rabita as Elements of Sufi Ritual Practice in the Context of Criticism by Dagestani Enlightenment Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Century
At the beginning of the 20th century, the ideas of Muslim reformism spread widely in the North Caucasus. Dagestani enlightening reformers (renovationists) in their works dealt with a wide variety of issues, such as the reform of Islamic education, Muslim law, “the women's question”, combating obso-lete adats, etc. On the whole, the reformers had a positive attitude toward Sufism, but criticized such elements of Sufi ritual practice as tavassul, i…
Hasan Efendi Alkadari as the Forerunner of Dagestani Reformers-References
This article explores the role played by Hasan Alkadari (1834-1910), a prominent scholar, educator, poet, and socio-political figure in Dagestan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, in the theological discourse. Alkadari received a traditional Muslim education and held various positions in the Kyurinsky district, eventually serving as the naib of South Tabasaran. A scholar with a profound understanding of Islamic culture, he also treate…
Tombstones of Family Members and Close Murids of Tashav-Haji Al-Indiri as Valuable Historical Sources
Epigraphic inscriptions on tombstones, in conjunction with archaeological materials, are one of the most important historical sources. In the context of Chechnya, where a significant loss of written materials occurred during the deportation of Chechens to Central Asia, the importance of these inscriptions becomes even more pronounced. Beyond their informational significance, epigraphic monuments also possess artistic value. Considering these fact…
Foreign historiography on Jadidism
Ijtihad and Taklid in the Activities of Dagestani Reformers of the First Third of the 20th Сentury – Opinions “for” and “against”
The discussions about Ijtihad and taklid in Dagestan were not abstract in nature: the Ijtihad instru-ment remained relevant throughout the history of Islamic lawmaking. The discussions were con-ducted with varying degrees of intensity during several historical epochs: the pre-colonial, colonial and early Soviet periods and continued, after some interruption, in connection with the processes of re-Islamization in the 90s of the 20th century. The i…
The Study of Jadidism in Soviet and Russian Historiography
The article provides an overview of the history of the study of Muslim reformism, known in the scientific literature as Jadidism, in the works of Soviet and Russian researchers. At first, it included only the reform of Islamic education, and later it began to be understood as a broader movement of “Muslim enlightenment” aimed at reforming the entire Muslim society. The study of the history of Jadidism in Russia began in the 1920s. Soviet scientis…
Private Life in Dagestani Auls Through Contemporary Accounts (Late 19th - Early 20th Century)
This study examines private life within Dagestani auls as perceived by contemporary observers. Family life, often considered a highly conservative domain, exhibits relative resilience to broader societal and state influences. This research aims to explore specific aspects of private life, namely family structures and the position of women within them, through the perspectives of Dagestani villagers and Russian visitors during the second half of t…
Historiography and Source Study of Jadidism in Dagestan
A review of the historiography of the development of Jadidism and Muslim reformism in the Volga region, Central Asia, Transcaucasia and the study of Arabographic sources on the North-Eastern Caucasus allowed us to agree with the conclusion of a number of Western scholars who spoke not about Jadidism in the Russian Empire, but about various forms of Jadidism. Despite the wide range of ideas and concepts regarding the definition of this movement, t…
History (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Islam (5 works) · Islamic Studies and History (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Arabic (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works)