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Peshawar Nights

Seyyed Mohammad Mousavi Shirazi (1314-1391 AH), known as Sultan Al-Waezin, one of the prominent Shia scholars, author of the book Nights of Peshawar
birth
He was born in 1314 AH in Tehran.
He was the son of Ashraf al-Waezin Haj Ali Akbar. His family is considered one of the most important and reliable Sadats in Iran. His honorable lineage reaches Musa bin Jafar, peace be upon him, through 25 intermediaries.
education
Seyyed Mohammad learned the basics in Tehran, then at the age of 12 he went to Iraq with his father and studied secondary school for two years in Karbala. Then he went to Kermanshah in the service of his father and preached Sharia.
After completing his knowledge and perfection, Sayyid Muhammad traveled to Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt and India and had religious discussions with many groups of Jews, Christians, Brahmins and Sunni Muslims.
The late Sultan Al-Waezin, in Rabi'ul Awl 1345 AH, when he was not more than thirty years old, after performing the Hajj, he went to Karachi and other important cities of India and Pakistan by sea, and at the request of his friends and considering his fame, He held many debate sessions with Indian scholars and other Islamic scholars. One of them was a meeting that was held in the presence of Gandhi, the late leader of India, and was associated with the victory and victory of Sultan Al-Wazeen over the parties of the debate.
In Shaban of the same year, he went to Sialkot and from there to Peshawar, Pakistan, at the invitation of Seyed Inayat Alishah Naqvi, the director of the weekly newspaper "Dar Najaf" and Mohammad Sarwar Khan, one of the most influential Qazalbash family of Pakistan, to perform his only public speaking program in Persian language in India. In the evenings, the Imambare (Hosseiniyeh) of the late Adel Beyk Risaldar was held on the topic of proving Imamate.
One day, two Sunni clerics of Kabul named Hafiz Mohammad Rashid and Sheikh Abdul Salam came to meet him and debated until ten at night. These debates became important with the presence of four reporters and about two hundred Shia and Sunni listeners, and the report was reported every morning. It is published in newspapers.
Later, Sultan Al-Waezin himself arranged and published these debates in a book called "Nights of Peshawar" based on the reports printed in newspapers.
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Among his teachers are his honorable father Haj Ali Akbar, Ayatollah Fazel Marandi, Ayatollah Shahrashtani, Haj Sheikh Abdul Karim Haeri, Ayatollah Seyed Mohammad Hojjat, Ayatollah Seyed Mohammad Taqi Khansari, Ayatollah Mirza Mohammad Ali Shahabadi and...
death
The late Sultan Al-Waezin finally died on the 20th of Sha'ban 1319 AH at the age of 75 in Tehran.
Compilations
Among his works, we can mention: Nights of Peshawar, Group of Saviors, Hundred Essays of Sultani (all of which have been published) and also unpublished works such as: Mearajih, Rah Saadat, Hikmat Elahi, etc.

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Seyyed Mohammad Mousavi Shirazi(Sultan Al-Waezin)

Seyyed Mohammad Mousavi Shirazi(Sultan Al-Waezin)

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