HAQQISLAM: (from the Arabic Haqq Islam, New or True Islam) Religious doctrine derived
from Islamism, and its associated Neomuslim culture. A modern interpretation of the set
of dogmas and precepts of the Quran that permeates the everyday lives of its followers.
Founded by Farhad Khadivar in the late 21st century, the Haqqislamic movement proposed
a philosophical and theological revisionism of the classical Islam, in order to adapt it to the
society of its time. Haqqislam proclaims Humanism, the Search for Knowledge, and a set
of Metaphysical axioms influenced by Sufi scholars, as the foundations of its doctrine,
while simultaneously rejecting religious hierarchies and Sunnah, ‘tradition’, as dogma.
Their doctrine is profoundly concerned with political and social issues, and the culture built
around it has rekindled the scientific and artistic heirloom of the golden age of Islam.