Ashura historiography is one of the reasons for permanence of Imam al-Husayn's heart-rending martyrdom. The 2nd/8th century is credited with inception of the Ashura historiography, a movement that continued well into the 4th/10th century when it reached its zenith. Certain other factors influenced this trend, e.g., the emergence of Shiite learning centers in Qum, ulema-centered academia, ans the development of Persian maqtals.
Poorahmadi, H., & Mirshahi, S. (2020). A Reconsideration of Ashura Historiography
and its Spread in the 4th/ 10th Century. Maaref Hossaini, 5(17), 27-42.
MLA
Poorahmadi, H., & Mirshahi, S. "A Reconsideration of Ashura Historiography
and its Spread in the 4th/ 10th Century", Maaref Hossaini, 5, 17, 2020, 27-42.
HARVARD
Poorahmadi H., Mirshahi S. (2020). 'A Reconsideration of Ashura Historiography
and its Spread in the 4th/ 10th Century', Maaref Hossaini, 5(17), pp. 27-42.
CHICAGO
H. Poorahmadi & S. Mirshahi, "A Reconsideration of Ashura Historiography
and its Spread in the 4th/ 10th Century," Maaref Hossaini, 5 17 (2020): 27-42,
VANCOUVER
Poorahmadi H., Mirshahi S. A Reconsideration of Ashura Historiography
and its Spread in the 4th/ 10th Century. Maaref Hossaini. 2020;5(17):27-42 (In Persian).
