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His holiness was born in a well known religious family in
the city of Shiraz-Iran, in the year 1345 A.H. (cir.1927 A.D.)
A great inclination and a tender love for Islamic know
ledge directed him towards theological studies. He began his formal
religious studies when he was fourteen years old, by officially joining
the Theological Seminary at Shiraz, called the "Aghababa Theological
Seminary".
Due to his remarkable genius, he accomplished his basic,
intermediate, and advanced studies in no more than 4 years!
By approximately the end of his teenage, his holiness
entered the theological schools of Qum and attended the lectures of the
greatest Doctors of the Law, like, Ayatullah Al-Uzma Burujerdi and other
remarkable scholars. ( May Allah be pleased with them )
For further studies he joined the theological schools of
Najaf in Iraq, and attended the classes of the most important teachers of
the law, such as Ayatullah Al-Uzma Sayyid Mohsin Al-Hakim, Ayatullah
Al-Uzma Khoei, and Ayatullah Al-Uzma Sayyid Abd.Hadi Shirazi and other
renowned Doctors of the Law. He received his degree of Religious
jurisprudence which is termed Mujtahid, when he was only 23 years old!
After his return to Iran he undertook the teaching of
advanced religious courses at Qum Theological schools. Later on, he began
to teach the most advanced principles and tenets termed "Osul Alfeghh",
and also the higher lessons which are technically termed; "Darus Al-Kharij".
He has continually been teaching the said lessons so far, for forty years.
Now his lectures in Qum have the highest attendance of
students from all the Shiite theological Schools, and more than two
thousands students and distinguished scholars attend his classes
regularly.
From the pen of his holiness, more than a hundred books
have been published so far, that some were among the best sellers, and
some reached up to 30 prints! Many of the books have been translated to
many of active international languages. Several of his book on Islamic
Doctrine have turned to references for the students and researchers,
particularly in the challenge with the materialists, and those who call
themselves intellectuals, but are otherwise.
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