Seyyed Hashem Bahrani

Seyyed Hashem Bahrani (Persian: سید هاشم بحرانی), was born between years 1620 to 1630. His father is Soleyman ibn Esmaeel Bahrani Tubeli Katkatani (Tubel is one of the Bahrain cities and Katkatan is a village of it) and their ancestry reach to Musa ibn Ja'far (seventh Shia imam).[1]

سید هاشم بحرانی
Seyyed Hashem Bahrani
Bornbetween years 1620 to 1630
Bahrain
Died1695
Pen nameAllameh Bahrani
OccupationMuslim scholar, history of Islam, Jurisprudence, Hadith, Men, Pontificate, Dogmas
LanguageArabic
NationalityBahrainian

Opinions about Allameh Bahrani

  • Rovzatol'Jannat author writes: "This noble scholar work on Hadiths and news that no one work on it except the great Islamic scholar Allameh Majlesi. Bahrani has written many books, but I'm not seeing a book about his fatwas and religious orders, he is only collected and compiled. In all of his book that reached to me, he dont preferred the spoken statement or an argument or comments and promises to others. Bahrani after Sheikh Mohammed ibn Majed, appointed as reference of religious affairs and he carried out judicial and arbitration and probate matters in best way, he was also very active in enjoining good and forbidding wrong, and developing justice."
  • He is also known as the "Queen of justice" between Islamic scholars.[2]

Authority and scientific status

His authority was beyond the scope of Bahrain and Shia peoples in more countries imitated her. He was one of righteous that strict on the governors and rulers.

His gurus

His grandchildren

Haj Seyed Hashem Allameh Mehri is a descendant of Allameh Bahrani.[4]

His compilations

  • The proof in the interpretation of the Quran[5]
  • City of miracles in the describe of Imam Zaman
  • Ultimately wisdom of the virtues of Amir Al Momenin and Aemeh
    • This book is about eight volumes comprising narrations about Ali ibn Abi Talib, all of which have been adapted from the writings of Sunni leaders.[6]
  • Ghadir Khom's important discovery
    • The book is in three chapters:
    • 1) The first chapter, through imamiyah news about incoming and contains 36 hadith of Ghadir event.
    • 2) The second chapter, the news about the event of Ghadir done through the Sunnis and contains 88 hadith.
    • 3) Chapter three Muhammad texts in the province of Imam Ali and contains 43 hadith compiled by the Shia Imami.[7]

References

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