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Orthodoxy and heterodoxy in nineteenth-century Shiism: the cases of Shaykhism and Babism

June 17, 2016Denis Maceoin 0 Comment

Author: Denis Maceoin
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 110 (2), 1990

Bibliography:
Maceoin, Denis; Orthodoxy and heterodoxy in nineteenth-century Shiism: the cases of Shaykhism and Babism, Journal of the American Oriental Society, 110 (2), 1990, pp. 323-329.

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