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}}Some believe that forty days after the [[martyrdom]] of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussain]] (in Shia beliefs it is called [[Arba’een|Arbaʽeen]] which is a [[Shiʿa|Shia]] religious observance that occurs forty days after the Day of [[Ashura]]. It commemorates the martyrdom of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Al-Husayn ibn Ali]]) the [[Caravan of Captives|captives]] of [[Karbala]] went to Karbala on their way back from Levant ; A theory that has been questioned and denied by many other scholars. In the book '''Tahghigh Darbare Rooz-e- Arbaʽeen-e- Hazrat Sayyid al-Shuhada''', the author, [[Qazi Tabatabai]], tries to prove the truth of that event and refute the statements of its opponents.
}}Some believe that forty days after the [[martyrdom]] of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussain]] (in Shia beliefs it is called [[Arba’een|Arbaʽeen]] which is a [[Shiʿa|Shia]] religious observance that occurs forty days after the Day of [[Ashura]]. It commemorates the martyrdom of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Al-Husayn ibn Ali]]) the [[Caravan of Captives|captives]] of [[Karbala]] went to Karbala on their way back from Levant ; A theory that has been questioned and denied by many other scholars. In the book '''Tahghigh Darbare Rooz-e- Arbaʽeen-e- Hazrat Sayyid al-Shuhada''', the author, [[Sayyid Mohammad Ali Qazi Tabatabai|Qazi Tabatabai]], tries to prove the truth of that event and refute the statements of its opponents.


== About the book ==
== About the book ==
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== About the author ==
== About the author ==
Sayyid Mohammad Ali Qazi Tabatabai was born in Tabriz in 1331 AH / 1292 SH. He is the son of Sayyid Baqir. He completed his seminary education in Samarra. After returning to his hometown, at the beginning of the decade 1320 SH/1359 AH, he went to Qom to continue and complete his education and after about a decade he went to Najaf and attended the courses of great authorities and scholars there. After obtaining the degree of ijtihad, he returned to Tabriz again in 1332 SH/1372 AH and from that time until his assassination by the Forqan group (1358 SH), in addition to researching and writing several books, he took an active part in political struggles against the Pahlavi regime. As a result, he was arrested, imprisoned and deported several times.
[[Sayyid Mohammad Ali Qazi Tabatabai]] was born in Tabriz in 1331 AH / 1292 SH. He is the son of Sayyid Baqir. He completed his seminary education in Samarra. After returning to his hometown, at the beginning of the decade 1320 SH/1359 AH, he went to Qom to continue and complete his education and after about a decade he went to Najaf and attended the courses of great authorities and scholars there. After obtaining the degree of ijtihad, he returned to Tabriz again in 1332 SH/1372 AH and from that time until his assassination by the Forqan group (1358 SH), in addition to researching and writing several books, he took an active part in political struggles against the Pahlavi regime. As a result, he was arrested, imprisoned and deported several times.


Other works by Qazi Tabatabai are available such as: Hashiye Bar Ketab-e- Rasael Sheikh Ansari, Hashiye Bar Kefayat Al-Osool Akhoond Khorasani, Taghrirat-e- Osool Ayatollah Hojjat Kuh Kamri, Talighat Bar Ketab-e- Eslam Serat-e- Mostaghim and Elm Al- Emam.<ref>Qazi Tabatabai, Mohammad Ali, ELm al-Imam (P.B.U.H), translated into Persian by Mohammad Asefi. Tabriz: Islamic Revolution Foundation of Martyr, Baran Research Office, 1383 SH</ref>
Other works by Qazi Tabatabai are available such as: Hashiye Bar Ketab-e- Rasael Sheikh Ansari, Hashiye Bar Kefayat Al-Osool Akhoond Khorasani, Taghrirat-e- Osool Ayatollah Hojjat Kuh Kamri, Talighat Bar Ketab-e- Eslam Serat-e- Mostaghim and Elm Al- Emam.<ref>Qazi Tabatabai, Mohammad Ali, ELm al-Imam (P.B.U.H), translated into Persian by Mohammad Asefi. Tabriz: Islamic Revolution Foundation of Martyr, Baran Research Office, 1383 SH</ref>

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