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Library and Institutional Information

The Shia Heritage Project welcomes collaboration with university libraries, research institutes, academic centers, and scholarly organizations interested in the intellectual heritage of Shi’a Islam.
Published volumes are available for acquisition, scholarly review, and institutional collection development.

For University Libraries

The project publishes critical editions of significant Shi’a texts based on manuscript sources.
Current publications cover:

  • Shi’a Theology
  • Imamate Studies
  • Shi’a Mysticism
  • Islamic Philosophy
  • Manuscript Heritage

Libraries interested in acquiring titles may contact the project directly.

For Research Institutions

Research centers and academic institutes seeking scholarly cooperation, exchange, or publication information are encouraged to contact the project.
Areas of collaboration may include:

  • Manuscript Studies
  • Critical Editions
  • Shi’a Intellectual History
  • Digital Humanities
  • Academic Research

Published Collection

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Examination and
Review Copies

Academic reviewers, faculty members, and institutions interested in examining publications for research, teaching, or library acquisition purposes may contact the project.

Why These Editions Matter

The publications of the Shia Heritage Project are grounded in manuscript evidence and aim to make important yet often neglected texts accessible to contemporary scholarship.

These editions contribute to the preservation, study, and transmission of the intellectual heritage of Shi’a Islam.

Collections Held By

Current Partner Libraries

(To Be Updated)

Institutional Contact

For acquisition requests, review copies, scholarly inquiries, and institutional correspondence.

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Libraries preserve books. Manuscripts preserve memory.
Critical editions connect both to the future.