Bianka Speidl is a senior lecturer and researcher at the Pázmány Péter CatholicUniversity, Hungary. She earned her PhD from the Institute of Arab and IslamicStudies at the University of Exeter. She spent academic years in Tunisia, Syria,Italy, and Lebanon. Between 2013–2019 she was a research fellow in the ResearchGroup of Contemporary Religious Culture pertaining to the Hungarian Academyof Sciences and the University of Szeged, Hungary.

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• Introduction 1. The Importance of Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍlallāh in ShīꜤī Revivalism 2. Defining Power as a System and an Intermediate Goal 3. Faḍlallāh’s Theology of Power 4. Spiritual Power as the Engine of Revolution 5. Social Power 6. Political Power 7. Ethics of Power 8. Rhetoric of Power Conclusion Bibliography

Bianka Speidl is a senior lecturer and researcher at the Pázmány Péter CatholicUniversity, Hungary. She earned her PhD from the Institute of Arab and IslamicStudies at the University of Exeter. She spent academic years in Tunisia, Syria,Italy, and Lebanon. Between 2013–2019 she was a research fellow in the ResearchGroup of Contemporary Religious Culture pertaining to the Hungarian Academyof Sciences and the University of Szeged, Hungary.

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• Introduction 1. The Importance of Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍlallāh in ShīꜤī Revivalism 2. Defining Power as a System and an Intermediate Goal 3. Faḍlallāh’s Theology of Power 4. Spiritual Power as the Engine of Revolution 5. Social Power 6. Political Power 7. Ethics of Power 8. Rhetoric of Power Conclusion Bibliography

Bianka Speidl is a senior lecturer and researcher at the Pázmány Péter CatholicUniversity, Hungary. She earned her PhD from the Institute of Arab and IslamicStudies at the University of Exeter. She spent academic years in Tunisia, Syria,Italy, and Lebanon. Between 2013–2019 she was a research fellow in the ResearchGroup of Contemporary Religious Culture pertaining to the Hungarian Academyof Sciences and the University of Szeged, Hungary.

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• Introduction 1. The Importance of Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍlallāh in ShīꜤī Revivalism 2. Defining Power as a System and an Intermediate Goal 3. Faḍlallāh’s Theology of Power 4. Spiritual Power as the Engine of Revolution 5. Social Power 6. Political Power 7. Ethics of Power 8. Rhetoric of Power Conclusion Bibliography