Focusing on the intellectual landscape of Shi'i Islam in Pakistan, this book explores the dynamics of religious identity and competition within a transnational context. It highlights how Pakistan serves as a significant hub for modern Muslim aspirations, particularly for its Shi'i population, which constitutes about twenty percent of the country. The narrative delves into how these communities assert their religious authority, drawing support from influential grand ayatollahs in Iran and Iraq, thereby reshaping their religious hierarchy and identity.
