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His teachers in ([[Shiite]]) Spiritualism (شیعیہ عرفان) were [[Ayatollah]] [[Sayyed]] Ahmed Karbalai and Sheikh Mohammad Bahari, who in turn were the students of Mirza Mulla Hussein Qulli Hamadani. Mulla Qulli was himself the student of Haj Sayyed Ali Shustari. |
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Ayatollah Sayyed Mirza Ali Tabatabai, also known as Allamah Qazi (1282 - 1366 AH; 1866-1947 CE), was an Iranian Islamic scholar. He was the son of Ayatullah Sayyed Hussein Qazi, and was born in Tabriz, Iran.
He wrote several books, including a partially completed tafsir of the Qur'an, which is a commentary up to verse 91 of Surah al-An’am.[citation needed]
His teachers in Irfan
His teachers in (Shiite) Spiritualism (شیعیہ عرفان) were Ayatollah Sayyed Ahmed Karbalai and Sheikh Mohammad Bahari, who in turn were the students of Mirza Mulla Hussein Qulli Hamadani. Mulla Qulli was himself the student of Haj Sayyed Ali Shustari.
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