Up to journal Support for national production in behavior Ulema and Clerics Qajar Era (1264-1324 AH)

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The era of the Qajar reign is one of the most important historical periods in Iran. It is during this period that western goods and machine products were launched to the markets bazaar of big and small cities of Iran for various reasons such as innovation in the production and superiority of technology and political-military superiority; and brought changes in the Iranians lifestyle. Some of these foreign products were welcomed and accepted from the beginning of the entry and supply in the markets of the country, others were gradually accepted by the time, and some of these products and goods were faced with popular protest and resistance. The way Iranian people encountered and dealt with these new material is what this paper has addressed. At that time, the clerics called sanctions on foreign goods, And with the opposition to the policies of the Qajar court Encouraged and supported by domestic products.And in addition to that, there were attempts to create new industries in the country and to meet the needs of the people.

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Persian
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Journal of Culture and Islamic Sciences, Volume:1 Issue: 2, 2019
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97 to 113
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