Biography of the great commentator Ayatollah Al-Uzma Sheikh Mohammad Saleh Barghani (Quddisa Sirruh) معرفی و نقد

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Then he went to Qazvin and studied advanced levels of jurisprudence (Fiqh) and principles (Usul) under a group of Qazvin scholars, including Sheikh Mulla Mohammad Ali Jangali Mazandarani and others. 8 The Salhiyah School became one of the largest Shia scientific centers of its time and, under the leadership of its founder, Allamah Barghani took up the mantle and engaged in a difficult struggle against religious deviations, the oppressions of the Iranian and Ottoman courts in Iraq, and colonialism; he heroically fought the enemies of religion. The uprising of the Salhiyah intellectual school, led by the Al-Barghani family, and the takfir of the Shaykhi, Babi, and other deviant groups, is considered a turning point in Shia history and enjoys significant fame in scientific circles and a high reputation in Islamic history. Among the female scholars, exegetes, jurists, and orators who studied at the Salhiyah school, gained scientific fame, and are mentioned in Shia and non-Shia sources are: Amna Khanum (1202 - 1269 AH), daughter of Sheikh Mohammad Ali bin Sheikh Abd al-Karim (author of the book Nazm al-Ghurar) bin Sheikh Mohammad Yahya (author of Tarjuman al-Lugha) bin Mawla Sheikh Mohammad Shafie Qazvini, grandson of Sayyid Husayn Qazvini (d. Sheikh Ahmad al-Ahsa'i, the founder of the Shaykhi sect, who found Iran to be a suitable place for spreading his ideas, initially made great progress until he reached the Iranian court and established intimate relations with Fath-Ali Shah Qajar. From its inception, this work gained great fame in both Shia and Sunni scientific seminaries and is one of the sources for Sheikh Muhammad Hasan Najafi (d.