Zaman-e edvâr-e Mazdisna wa irfân-e Ismailiyyah. [i.e. Spiritual body and celestial Earth from Mazdean Iran to Shi'ite Iran]. Translated by Dr. Inshaallah Rahmati.

This book explores the profound philosophical and spiritual connections between ancient Mazdean thought and Ismaili mysticism. It takes readers on a journey through the rich tapestry of Iranian spiritual traditions, drawing parallels between the teachings of Zoroastrianism and the intricate beliefs of Shi'ite Islam. The author's meticulous research underscores the enduring impact of Mazdeism on Islamic thought, showcasing the transitions and transformations in metaphysical understanding across centuries.

Henry Corbin, a prominent scholar, delves deeply into these interconnected realms, encouraging readers to consider the spiritual body and celestial Earth as foundational concepts in both traditions. Through thorough analysis and thoughtful interpretation, the work prompts reflection on the nature of existence, the role of spirituality, and the continuity of wisdom through time. This scholarly contribution invites an appreciation for the complex interplay of religious traditions in the Iranian context, offering insights that resonate with seekers of knowledge and understanding.