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Pir Sadrudin Pīr Sadrudin صدر الدين Pīr Ṣadr ad Dīn war ein ismailitischer Missionar dāʿī und Sufi Meister im 14 bzw frü

Pir Sadrudin

Pīr Sadrudin (صدر الدين Pīr Ṣadr ad-Dīn) war ein ismailitischer Missionar (dāʿī) und Sufi-Meister im 14. bzw. frühen 15. Jahrhundert. Er stammte aus Persien und war in Indien (Sindh) unter den Chodschas aktiv. Als sein Hauptwerk gilt sein Ginan Das Avatar. Sein Schrein befindet sich in der Nähe von Uceh.

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Im Aga Khan Case diente er als Schlüsselfigur der Verbindung zwischen dem (damaligen) Aga Khan und den Chodschas.

In dem Urteil von Richter Joseph Arnold aus dem Jahr 1866 heißt es:

„On the one hand says the learned judge: "The relators and plaintiffs contend that Pir Sadruddin (whom both sides admit to have originally converted the Khojas from Hinduism to some form of Muhammadanism) was a Sunni that the Khoja community has ever since its first conversion been and now is, Sunni and that no persons calling themselves Khojas who are not Sunnis, are entitled to be considered member of the Khoja community, or to have any share or interest in the public property of the Khoja community or to have any share or interest in the public property of the Khoja community or any voice in the management thereof. On the other side, it is maintained by the first defendant i.e., Aga Khani and by the other defendants who are in the same interest with him, that Pir Sadruddin was not a Sunni but a Shia of the Imami Ismaili persuasion; that he was a "Da'i or missionary of one of the direct lineal ancestors of the first defendant the Imam or spiritual chief for the time then being of the Imamie Ismailis; that from the time of the first conversion till now the Khoja community has been and still is (with the exception of the relators and plaintiffs and those comparatively few families among the Bombay Khojas who adhere to them), of the Shia Imamie Ismaili persuasion; that the said community (except as aforesaid) always has been bound in close ties of spiritual allegiance to the ancestors of first defendants, Aga Khan, the hereditary chiefs Imams of the Ismailis, whom the Khoja community always have regarded and (except as above) still regard as their Murshid or spiritual head.“

Arnold betont emphatisch:

„That conclusion is that the preponderating tradition of the Khoja community is substantially correct. that Pir Sadruddin was a Da'i or missionary of the hereditary Imams of the Ismailis (probably of Shah Islamshah) and that he converted the first Khojas to the Shi'a Imami Ismaili form of Muhammadanism.“

Das Werk Das Avatar spielte auch im 2. Aga Khan Case (1908) eine Rolle.

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Der populären ismailitischen Tradition zufolge gilt er als der Erfinder der Khojki-Schrift.

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  1. iis.ac.uk: Pir Sadardin
  2. Zu den Ginans, vgl. ismaili.net
  3. Teena Purohit, S. 40:

    „In this history, Pir Sadrudin served as they key connecting figure between the Aga Khan and the Khojas. […] The Aga Khan authority was likely legitimized through the connection to Sadrudin[.]“

  4. zitiert nach ismaili.net: The Heritage Society Presents Pir Sadardin – abgerufen am 15. Juli 2014
  5. zitiert nach ismaili.net: The Heritage Society Presents Pir Sadardin – abgerufen am 15. Juli 2014
  6. Anshuman Pandey: Proposal to Encode the Khojki Script in ISO/IEC 10646. (PDF; 3,0 MB) 2009, S. 1 (Vorschlag zur Kodierung der Khojki-Schrift in ISO/IEC 10646):

    „Popular Ismaili tradition states that the script was invented by Pir Sadruddin, an Ismaili missionary actively working with the Hindu Lohana community of Sind. Khojki is one of two mercantile Landa scripts that were transformed into literary scripts in order to serve the purposes of religious communities; the other is Gurmukhi.“

Pir Sadrudin (Alternativbezeichnungen des Lemmas)
Pīr Ṣadr ad-Dīn; Pir Ṣadr-al-Din; Pir Sadardin; Pir Sadruddin; Pir Sadrudin; Haji Sadar Shah; Pir Sadr al Din
Personendaten
NAME Sadrudin, Pir
ALTERNATIVNAMEN Sadrudin; Ad-Dīn, Pīr Ṣadr
KURZBESCHREIBUNG ismailitischer Missionar (dāʿī) und Sufi-Meister
GEBURTSDATUM 14. Jahrhundert oder 15. Jahrhundert
STERBEDATUM 14. Jahrhundert oder 15. Jahrhundert
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Pir Sadrudin صدر الدين Pir Ṣadr ad Din war ein ismailitischer Missionar daʿi und Sufi Meister im 14 bzw fruhen 15 Jahrhundert 1 Er stammte aus Persien und war in Indien Sindh unter den Chodschas aktiv Als sein Hauptwerk gilt sein Ginan 2 Das Avatar Sein Schrein befindet sich in der Nahe von Uceh Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Aga Khan Case 2 Khojki Schrift 3 Literatur 4 Weblinks 5 Einzelnachweise und FussnotenAga Khan Case BearbeitenIm Aga Khan Case diente er als Schlusselfigur der Verbindung zwischen dem damaligen Aga Khan und den Chodschas 3 In dem Urteil von Richter Joseph Arnold aus dem Jahr 1866 heisst es On the one hand says the learned judge The relators and plaintiffs contend that Pir Sadruddin whom both sides admit to have originally converted the Khojas from Hinduism to some form of Muhammadanism was a Sunni that the Khoja community has ever since its first conversion been and now is Sunni and that no persons calling themselves Khojas who are not Sunnis are entitled to be considered member of the Khoja community or to have any share or interest in the public property of the Khoja community or to have any share or interest in the public property of the Khoja community or any voice in the management thereof On the other side it is maintained by the first defendant i e Aga Khani and by the other defendants who are in the same interest with him that Pir Sadruddin was not a Sunni but a Shia of the Imami Ismaili persuasion that he was a Da i or missionary of one of the direct lineal ancestors of the first defendant the Imam or spiritual chief for the time then being of the Imamie Ismailis that from the time of the first conversion till now the Khoja community has been and still is with the exception of the relators and plaintiffs and those comparatively few families among the Bombay Khojas who adhere to them of the Shia Imamie Ismaili persuasion that the said community except as aforesaid always has been bound in close ties of spiritual allegiance to the ancestors of first defendants Aga Khan the hereditary chiefs Imams of the Ismailis whom the Khoja community always have regarded and except as above still regard as their Murshid or spiritual head 4 Arnold betont emphatisch That conclusion is that the preponderating tradition of the Khoja community is substantially correct that Pir Sadruddin was a Da i or missionary of the hereditary Imams of the Ismailis probably of Shah Islamshah and that he converted the first Khojas to the Shi a Imami Ismaili form of Muhammadanism 5 Das Werk Das Avatar spielte auch im 2 Aga Khan Case 1908 eine Rolle Khojki Schrift BearbeitenDer popularen ismailitischen Tradition zufolge gilt er als der Erfinder der Khojki Schrift 6 Literatur BearbeitenTeena Purohit The Aga Khan Case religion and identity in colonial India 2012 Online Auszug 100 ginanji copaḍi cogaḍie vari Pir Ṣadr ad Din Pir Shams Pir Ḥasan Kabir ad Din Pir Imam Shah Pir Imam Begum ocp hul harvard edu Ismaʿilism in Ginan literature Ali Sultaan Ali Asani Encyclopaedia IranicaWeblinks Bearbeiteniis ac uk Short biography simergphotos com The mausoleums of Ismaili Pir Sadardin and his son Pir Hasan Kabirdin ismaili net The Heritage Society Presents Pir Sadardin amp Mission of Pir Sadruddin in India amp Notes on the History of Satpanth mostmerciful com khojapedia comEinzelnachweise und Fussnoten Bearbeiten iis ac uk Pir Sadardin Zu den Ginans vgl ismaili net Teena Purohit S 40 In this history Pir Sadrudin served as they key connecting figure between the Aga Khan and the Khojas The Aga Khan authority was likely legitimized through the connection to Sadrudin zitiert nach ismaili net The Heritage Society Presents Pir Sadardin abgerufen am 15 Juli 2014 zitiert nach ismaili net The Heritage Society Presents Pir Sadardin abgerufen am 15 Juli 2014 Anshuman Pandey Proposal to Encode the Khojki Script in ISO IEC 10646 PDF 3 0 MB 2009 S 1 Vorschlag zur Kodierung der Khojki Schrift in ISO IEC 10646 Popular Ismaili tradition states that the script was invented by Pir Sadruddin an Ismaili missionary actively working with the Hindu Lohana community of Sind Khojki is one of two mercantile Landa scripts that were transformed into literary scripts in order to serve the purposes of religious communities the other is Gurmukhi Pir Sadrudin Alternativbezeichnungen des Lemmas Pir Ṣadr ad Din Pir Ṣadr al Din Pir Sadardin Pir Sadruddin Pir Sadrudin Haji Sadar Shah Pir Sadr al DinPersonendatenNAME Sadrudin PirALTERNATIVNAMEN Sadrudin Ad Din Pir ṢadrKURZBESCHREIBUNG ismailitischer Missionar daʿi und Sufi MeisterGEBURTSDATUM 14 Jahrhundert oder 15 JahrhundertSTERBEDATUM 14 Jahrhundert oder 15 Jahrhundert Abgerufen von https de wikipedia org w index php title Pir Sadrudin amp oldid 183989221