چکیده:
This discourse is about the scientific life, teachers, research method, and written works of the late scholar Sheikh Mohammad Baqer Mohammadi (1341 – 1427 AH). The author explains the scholarly travels of Allameh Mohammadi, from Alamroudasht city in southern Fars province to Najaf and Karbala, and subsequently to Qom; then enumerates his teachers and subsequently details his moral and behavioral characteristics. Allameh Mohammadi's working and research methods, the views of contemporary great figures regarding him, and a list of 33 works authored by Allameh Mohammadi or ancient texts researched by him—especially the 14-volume book 'Nahj al-Sa'adah fi Mustadrak Nahj al-Balagha'—are presented in this discourse.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The great Allameh, Professor Mohammad Baqir Mahmudi, was one of the bright figures in this endeavor and a rarity of the times in disseminating truths related to the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them); he passed away to the highest kingdom on 17 Rabi' al-Awwal 1427, coinciding with the anniversary of the birth of the Holy Prophet and Imam Sadiq, equivalent to April 15, 2006, at the time of the Dhuhr prayer.
Emphasizing the excellent role of the Allameh's wife, in addition to paying tribute to her, is important for other reasons as well; because the presence of a faithful and devoted spouse makes enduring many hardships easier, allowing a man to carry the heavy burden of life with a better spirit and to engage in science, knowledge, and research with a more tranquil mind.
2- Teachers: The great researcher, Professor Mohammad Baqir Mahmoudi, from the beginning of his preliminary education in his birthplace to the advanced levels in Karbala and Najaf, benefited from dozens of teachers, luminaries, and people of virtue at various levels and gathered grains from their harvest of knowledge.
" Shahid Motahhari: Professor Motahhari, while writing the book 'Siri dar Nahj al-Balagha', despite not having personally met or known the Professor, said regarding the importance of his work upon seeing the book 'Nahj al-Sa'adah', of which four volumes had been printed by then: "Fortunately, in later eras and ages, other individuals have emerged in pursuit of collecting the documents and evidence of Nahj al-Balagha, and perhaps the most detailed and comprehensive book is called 'Nahj al-Sa'adah fi Mustadrak Nahj al-Balagha', which is currently being developed by one of the valuable scholars (resident) of Iraq named Mohammad Baqir Mahmoudi.
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