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Famous for His Distinction and Gnosticism

A sufficient and satisfactory answer
The late Allamah Muhammad Taqi Jafari says, "When we were being taught the book Makasib by the late Sheikh Kadhim Shirazi, Ayatollah Bahjat used to attend his class, too. I very well remember that the late Sheikh Kadhim Shirazi used to listen and often verify when faced by a confusing question by A...
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'Leave him alone, he is right'

Ayatollah Bahjat was quite right in his objection
Once Muhammad Taqi Bahjat objected to one of the students of the late Akhund Khorasani, when he was teaching the lessons of the book Kifayah due to his being imprecise in determining these subjects, but in the next session he was faced with anger and a great deal of objection from the students prior...
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His Teachers

Grand Ayatollah Hujjat Kuh-Kamarei

He kept the secrets to himself
The Ayatollah was a scholar who acted upon his knowledge, a perfect jurist, a virtuous traditionist, a skilled wise man, a precise man of Usul, a verifier of narrators of hadith, a man who acquired knowledge of what is rational and what is transmitted. He was born in March 1893, coinciding with the ...
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His Words

The Best Spiritual State
"To see himself in the presence of God and to know that God is aware of him, present everywhere and observer of all of his states and deeds." There's no doubt in the fact that if one pays attention to this point it is sufficient for him and it has all the difficult themes and results of Mathematics...
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His Words

Paying Attention to Bounties and Afflictions

The Poor and The Rich
They should know that they have bounties which the rich don’t have. The poor should have patience in shortages and poverty; they should know that they have bounties which the rich don’t have. The rich have troubles and afflictions which the poor and the destitute don’t have. ...
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