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}}'''Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi'''(1952- ) is a Pakistani religious leader, scholar and philosopher. | }}'''Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi'''(1952- ) is a Pakistani religious leader, scholar and philosopher. | ||
== | == Biography == | ||
Syed Jawad Naqvi, born in Thipra Syedan, Northwest Frontier Province, known as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan, on 5th March 1952, is a scholar, philosopher, and religious leader of the Pakistani Shia community. He lived in Iran for more than three decades, where he developed his staunch mentality of supporting the Wilayat-e-Faqih and the Islamic Revolution of Iran. However, in Pakistan, Naqvi backs different religious sects to unite under the name of Islam. Although he has a large following in the subcontinent, many Shia scholars in India and Pakistan consider him to create discord among the Shias and misguide the youth. | Syed Jawad Naqvi, born in Thipra Syedan, Northwest Frontier Province, known as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan, on 5th March 1952, is a scholar, philosopher, and religious leader of the Pakistani Shia community. He lived in Iran for more than three decades, where he developed his staunch mentality of supporting the Wilayat-e-Faqih and the Islamic Revolution of Iran. However, in Pakistan, Naqvi backs different religious sects to unite under the name of Islam. Although he has a large following in the subcontinent, many Shia scholars in India and Pakistan consider him to create discord among the Shias and misguide the youth. | ||
He Studied at the Qom seminary. Ayatollah Javadi Amoli was one of his teacher. | He Studied at the Qom seminary. Ayatollah Javadi Amoli was one of his teacher. | ||
== | == Career == | ||
* Principal of Jamia Urwa tul-Wusqa, Lahore, (2005 – Present) | * Principal of Jamia Urwa tul-Wusqa, Lahore, (2005 – Present) | ||
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* Editor of Masharab-e-Naab (Islamic magazine) | * Editor of Masharab-e-Naab (Islamic magazine) | ||
== | == Academic Activities == | ||
* Teacher of Philosophy and interpretation of the Quran in various institutes in Pakistan | * Teacher of Philosophy and interpretation of the Quran in various institutes in Pakistan | ||
== | == Books == | ||
* [[Azadari (Mourning and Lamentations) A Movement by Lady Zainab (s.a)|Azadari (Mourning and Lamentation) A Movement by Lady Zainab (S.A), trans. Syed A.V. Rizvi, Matab Publications, 2009]] | * [[Azadari (Mourning and Lamentations) A Movement by Lady Zainab (s.a)|Azadari (Mourning and Lamentation) A Movement by Lady Zainab (S.A), trans. Syed A.V. Rizvi, Matab Publications, 2009]] | ||
== | == The real essence of Azadari == | ||
The book Azadari (Mourning and Lamentation) A Movement by Lady Zainab (S.A) tried to mention the real essence of Azadari. The author, Allama Jawad Naqvi, wants to inform people about the real purpose of Azadar, which was established by [[Zaynab|Lady Zainab (S.A)]] to fight oppression and eradicate injustice. According to him, the lessons to be learned from [[Ashura]] are Perseverance and Resistance. | The book Azadari (Mourning and Lamentation) A Movement by Lady Zainab (S.A) tried to mention the real essence of Azadari. The author, Allama Jawad Naqvi, wants to inform people about the real purpose of Azadar, which was established by [[Zaynab|Lady Zainab (S.A)]] to fight oppression and eradicate injustice. According to him, the lessons to be learned from [[Ashura]] are Perseverance and Resistance. | ||
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Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi(1952- ) is a Pakistani religious leader, scholar and philosopher.
Biography[edit | edit source]
Syed Jawad Naqvi, born in Thipra Syedan, Northwest Frontier Province, known as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan, on 5th March 1952, is a scholar, philosopher, and religious leader of the Pakistani Shia community. He lived in Iran for more than three decades, where he developed his staunch mentality of supporting the Wilayat-e-Faqih and the Islamic Revolution of Iran. However, in Pakistan, Naqvi backs different religious sects to unite under the name of Islam. Although he has a large following in the subcontinent, many Shia scholars in India and Pakistan consider him to create discord among the Shias and misguide the youth.
He Studied at the Qom seminary. Ayatollah Javadi Amoli was one of his teacher.
Career[edit | edit source]
- Principal of Jamia Urwa tul-Wusqa, Lahore, (2005 – Present)
- Principal of Jamia Jaffaria, Gujranwala (1982 – Present)
- Head of Sirat Education System, (1989 – Present)
- Principal of Jamia Ummul Kitaab, Lahore
- Head of Deen-ul-QayyimOnline Islamic School
- Editor of Masharab-e-Naab (Islamic magazine)
Academic Activities[edit | edit source]
- Teacher of Philosophy and interpretation of the Quran in various institutes in Pakistan
Books[edit | edit source]
The real essence of Azadari[edit | edit source]
The book Azadari (Mourning and Lamentation) A Movement by Lady Zainab (S.A) tried to mention the real essence of Azadari. The author, Allama Jawad Naqvi, wants to inform people about the real purpose of Azadar, which was established by Lady Zainab (S.A) to fight oppression and eradicate injustice. According to him, the lessons to be learned from Ashura are Perseverance and Resistance.