Draft:Mohammad Hassan Tabaraian
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| Name | Mohammad Hassan Tabaraian |
| Other Names | Dr. Mohammad Hassan Tabaraian |
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| Brith Date | 1945 (CE) |
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| Religion | Islam |
Mohammad Hassan Tabaraian is the former advisor to the Secretary-General of the World Assembly for Approximation of Islamic Sects, former Deputy for International Affairs of the Assembly, and Secretary of its Scientific Board. He has been continuously present in the Assembly since its inception as an advisor to the Secretary-General, member of the Scientific Board, and International Secretary, and has been a member of the General Assembly of the World Assembly for Approximation of Islamic Sects.
Education
He completed his primary and seminary education in Iraq and, becoming more familiar with the Arabic language and literature, became interested in this vast cultural field and went to the University of Iraq to study in this field. After preliminary studies, Tabaraian went to Egypt to pursue studies in literature at the University of Egypt. With great effort and continuous perseverance, he finally succeeded in receiving a PhD in Arabic Language and Literature from Al-Azhar University in Egypt and was immediately invited to teach in this field in Syria, teaching Arabic language and literature at the Universities of Damascus and Aleppo. He is currently a member of the scientific board and the specialized council of the Faculty of Humanities at Payame Noor University.
Works
"The Knot of Love" and "History of Approximation of Islamic Sects from the 5th to the 10th Century" and "Reflection of Shafi'i Jurisprudence in the Book of Al-Khilaf of Sheikh Tusi" and "Supplications and Etiquettes of the Two Sanctuaries" and "Illustrated Guide to Hajj" and "Imam Sadiq and the Four Schools" are among the works he has authored or translated. He has also authored numerous works in the Arabic language which fall within the field of Islamic studies. Alongside this collection, Tabaraian has been engaged in extensive research on Nahj al-Balagha by Ali ibn Abi Talib (peace be upon him) for years. "Explanation and Interpretation of Nahj al-Balagha"[1] "Imam Sadiq and the Four Schools" are among his other works written in Persian.
Viewpoint
Dr. Tabaraian says: "The Quran and the Prophetic Sunnah are the two sources of Sharia and Islam, and the validity of other sources depends on these sources. Monotheism, Prophethood, and Resurrection are the pillars of this approximation, and disagreement in branches does not significantly harm the essence of Islam. The Islamic Assembly in its reformist movement is committed to principles that include the necessity of comprehensive cooperation, the need for coordinated positioning against enemies, avoiding attributing disbelief to one another and downgrading matters of disagreement from disbelief to error, and respectful treatment in matters of disagreement."
See also
Notes
- ↑ This book was published by Dar al-Shuruq Publishing for Arab world audiences in the Arabic language.