Khalil Kamarah'i

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Ayatollah Haj Mirza Khalil Kamareyi (Born in 1898 in the village of Ferneq, died in 1984 in Tehran) Author, researcher and philosopher of contemporary theology that seeks to unite the Muslim sects known to cause. He completed his studies in Seminaries of Arak, Qom began to Abdul-Karim Ha'eri Yazdi and In the Middle-aged to various Islamic courses and philosophy in Qom and in Tehran was busy. His answers to philosophical twelve questions of Vatican City to order income and released as a separate book. He on behalf of the Seyyed Hossein Borujerdi traveled to Cairo And the Grand Mufti and head of [[Al-Azhar University Sheikh Mahmud Shaltut for fatwa about license compliance Twelver Shiism gratitude. He has more than three decades imam Jamaat of Fakhr Al-dole mosque in Tehran And For five years in college Theology of Tehran University PhD revelation was engaged to teach traditions.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Birth, growth, education

References

  1. ^ Razi, Mohammad. Hijjah or history books and encyclopedias Qom Seminary - Part Two - Part V. Qom Bookstore solar Borghei 1332
  2. ^ "Astan Qods Razavi Library List", Volume IV, Mashhad
  3. ^ Meshar, Khanbabakhan. List of printed books from the beginning to the end of the 1345 Persian. Tehran: Translation and Publication Board
  4. ^ Reyhan Yazdi, Seyed Alireza. Scholars mirror. Tehran: Publication
  5. ^ Jafarian, rasool. Iran's political and religious organizations and movements on the rise of Mohammad Reza Shah to the second edition of Revolution 1357-1320 years. Tehran: Book House, Esfand 1387
  6. ^ "Ayatollah Kamareyi." Lessons from Islam, Title - Number Nine - Persian date Azar 1363 Page 65
  7. ^ Jafarian, Rasool. "Review of attitudes and activities of the late Ayatollah Mirza Khalil Kamareyi" miqat Hajj, Winter 1382, Number 46