Lecture 14 Iran in the mid 20th century

Part of a series of audio recordings of lectures delivered by Dr. Hamid Algar in the fall semester 2003 as part of the course, Topics in Islamic Thought and Institutions. Activites of Reza Khan in Iran and the end of his reign, Musaddiq, Nawab Safawi, the growth of an Islamic hawza in the city of Qum, and quietist vs. politically active religious scholars.

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Hamid Algar Lecture 1: Introduction to Islam and Politics	Hamid Algar Lecture 2 Muslim World in the 18th century	Hamid Algar Lecture 3 Political Renewal in India	Hamid Algar Lecture 4 Islam and Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
Hamid Algar Lecture 5 Wahabbism and Early Reforms in the Ottomon State	Hamid Algar Lecture 6 Governmental Reform in the Ottomon State	Hamid Algar Lecture 7 End of the Ottomons and Constitutionalism in Iran	Hamid Algar Lecture 8 Jamal al-Din Afghani
Hamid Algar Lecture 9 From Afghani to Muhammad Abduh to Rashid Rida	Hamid Algar Lecture 10 Rashid Rida and Hasan al-Banna	Hamid Algar Lecture 11 The Ikhwan and Sayyid Qutb	Hamid Algar Lecture 12 Ikhwan outside of Egypt, Mawdudi in Pakistan
Hamid Algar Lecture 13 Jamati Islami and Iran in the 20th century	Hamid Algar Lecture 15 Iran and Imam Khomeini	Hamid Algar Lecture 16 Pre-Revolution Iran	Hamid Algar Lecture 17 Islamic Revolution in Iran
Hamid Algar Lecture 18 Iran after the revolution	Hamid Algar Lecture 19 Iran Today and the Turkish Republic	Hamid Algar Lecture 20 Turkey continued	Hamid Algar Lecture 21 Turkey today, Movements in Iraq
Hamid Algar Lecture 22 Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr, movements in Iraq and Lebanon	Hamid Algar Lecture 23 Footnotes to Previous Lectures	Hamid Algar Lecture 24 Islamic Resistance Movements in Palestine