At the heart of Kushki’s theological contributions lies a robust examination of the concept of Imamate. He articulated a nuanced understanding of the Imams’ role as both spiritual and temporal leaders, asserting their divinely ordained authority. Kushki emphasized the necessity of adhering to their teachings, positing that true adherence to Islam is inextricably linked to the Imams’ guidance. This perspective aligns with the Shia belief in the infallibility of the Imams, which Kushki expounded upon through rigorous theological discourse.
In addition to his focus on the Imamate, Kushki championed the significance of scholarly interpretation of Islamic texts. He advocated for ijtihad, or independent reasoning, allowing scholars to engage with the Quran and Hadith dynamically. This doctrine fosters a fluid yet grounded understanding of Islamic law, enabling a response to contemporary issues while remaining tethered to traditional values.
Philosophical Contributions
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