CRCIS - The Ayatollah's "Computer Research Center of Islamic Sciences"
Society for Internet Research - SoFIR
Report No. 4 02 June 2005
Page 1 - Page 2 - Page 3 - Page 4
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7. balagh.org[18]
Described as "The Islamic Propagation Office of the Islamic Seminary of Qom"
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8. ejlasmahdi.com[19]
Described as "The Permanent Secretariat of the Biennial Conference of Imam Mahdi". Perhaps the most significant thing about this site is the domain name registrant, which is *not* CRCIS. This would suggest that sites registered to CRCIS are CRCIS sites, while sites that are simply hosted by CRCIS are registered to others.
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9. encyclopediafeqh.com[20]
aka
islamicfeqh.com
shahrodi.com
shiafeqh.com/shiafiqh.com
Described as:
Fiqh -E- Ahlulbayt
The world wide web of Fiqh -E- Ahlulbayt (www.islamicfeqh.org ) is one of the subdivisions of Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence) encycolpedia institute based on Ahlulbayt school. (for more information refer to the introduction of the institute).This worldwide web is going to start its great purpose whit the help of God and special attentions of Imam Mahdi (may God hasten his appearance) and with profiting from Ahlulbayt scientific heritage."
Created by order of the Great Leader Saied Ali Husseini Khamenei Jan.the 22nd - 1991
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10. hawzah.net[21]
An "Ask the Ayatollah" type site for people seeking guidance.
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11. imamali-s.com/imamali-s.org/imamalinet.net[22]
Described as follows:
Welcome to the Imam Ali (as) site.The Great Leader of The Islamic Revolution Imam Khamenei declared the present year "The year of the Commander of The Faithful Imam Ali (as)."
The High Counsel of the Cultural Revolution formed an organization by the name of The Headquarters of honoring the year of Imam Ali (as).
The Islamic Sciences Computer Research Centre adopted the headquarters request in assuming the responsibility of establishing a World Wide Web Site by the name of Imam Ali (as).
This site is an effort of the endeavors of Islamic Researchers and an elite group of technicians.
The Headquarters highly appreciate and thank all the organizations that have planned and supported this site.
We hope this sincere effort will be accepted by the Masters of Wilayat (as) and the Sun of Imamate Imam Ali ibn abi Talib (as).
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12. insight-info.com/insight-info.net/insight-info.org[23]
News, views and analysis from the guiding lights of the Islamic Republic. See quote (above).
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13. j-alzahra.com/j-alzahra.net/j-alzahra.org[24]
Jame’at al-Zahra (salamollah alayha):
An Islamic University (Seminary) for Women in Qom, Iran
Quote:
Women play a vital role in the soundness or the corruption of a society. According to Imam Khumayni (qs) Women are both half of society, and the trainers of the other half. Therefore, the more familiar they can become with goals of creation, with Islamic education, and the morality of humankind, the more they can be effective in society at large. Imam Khumayni (qs) has further said during the Islamic revolution women along with men, and often more so than men, were the source of honor and victory. So important was this matter to the Imam, that he ordered a group of qualified authorities to establish an extensive center for the education of women. As a result of these actions, in Mehr, 1364, a board of seven great ayatollahs and scholars approved of by the Imam, founded Jame’at al-Zahra.After the death of Imam Khumayni (qs), the spiritual leader Ayatullah Khamanei emphasized that this holy path must continue, and approved that the appointed board or directors remain in place.
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14. jelveisar.com/jelveisar.net/jelveisar.org[25]
"Iranian Holy Defence"
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15. msio-qom.org[26]
No information available.
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16. naraqi.com[27]
Site dedicated to the father and son Mullahs Mohammad Mahdee and Ahmad Naraqi. Quote:
Ayatollah Khamenei’s Speech about the Conference for Reviving the Memory of the Naraqi Fauzelayn:"In the Name of the Most High
I very much agree about holding this conference. I am generally a proponent for honoring the memories of our great scholars.
It’s a fact that unfortunately Muslim scholars and especially Shia scholars have not been recognized well enough. Only a few Shia intellectuals have been renowned since the beginning of the Shia intellectual history (i.e. from before Sheikh Mofeed), such as Mohaqqeq Hellee and Allaume Hellee. These two great jurisprudents have been relatively well introduced. This is the case regarding our jurisprudents. Shia philosophers, mystics and theologians have received much less recognition.
Any way, these two father and son [i.e. Molla Mohammad Mahdee and Molla Ahmad Naraqi] have a very important status [in our history]."
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