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The 51 pages that link to Twelver Shi'ism, each with the reason it gives.

• QomNarrower topic: The city’s seminaries and shrine belong to this religious tradition.

• BábNarrower topic: The Báb’s early claims drew on Twelver Shiʿi expectations concerning the hidden Imam and his return.

• Ali al-RidaNarrower topic: Ali al-Rida’s significance rests on his place in this particular line of Imams.

• Shrine of Imam RezaNarrower topic: Its devotion to Ali al-Ridha underlies the shrine’s religious importance.

• Ali al-SistaniNarrower topic: Al-Sistani’s authority arises within Twelver jurisprudence and its institutions of senior jurists.

• Ali ShariatiNarrower topic: Its sacred history and concepts supplied the religious vocabulary Shariati reinterpreted.

• Ali al-HadiNarrower topic: His life and authority belong to this community’s defining line of twelve Imams.

• Hasan al-AskariNarrower topic: Hasan is revered within this tradition as its eleventh imam.

• Muhammad al-BaqirNarrower topic: It counts al-Baqir as the fifth Imam in its sequence.

• Muhammad al-JawadNarrower topic: Al-Jawad occupies the ninth position in its line of Imams.

• BábismNarrower topic: The Báb’s early claims drew on expectations within this religious tradition.

• Twelve ImamsNarrower topic: The Twelve Imams are the defining line of religious authority in this branch.

• Ali al-SajjadNarrower topic: Twelver tradition identifies Ali al-Sajjad as the fourth imam.

• Arba'in pilgrimageNarrower topic: The pilgrimage is especially central to Twelver Shi'a devotional life.

• Ja'fari schoolNarrower topic: The Ja'fari school is the principal legal tradition associated with this community.

• Mir DamadNarrower topic: His theology developed within the Safavid state's established Twelver Shiite tradition.

• Mohammad-Baqer MajlesiNarrower topic: This was the religious tradition Majlesi defended and helped shape.

• Shaykh TusiNarrower topic: This is the religious tradition whose law and theology Tusi systematized.