Bamdad-e Bashariyyat (book)
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| Author | Muhammad Jawad Murawwiji Tabasi |
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| Original title | بامداد بشریت |
| Language | Persian |
| Series | One volume |
| Subject | Mahdism |
| Publisher | Publications of the Holy Mosque of Jamkaran. |
Publication date | 1392 Sh./2013 |
| Pages | 160 |
| ISBN | 978-964-8484-20-5 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: Invalid ISBN. |
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Bāmdād-e Basharīyyat (Persian: بامداد بشریت, lit. dawn of humanity) is a book in Persian that addresses a total of forty six questions, mainly raised by the youths, regarding Mahdism. It is written by Muhammad Jawad Murawwiji Tabasi and printed by Publications of the Holy Mosque of Jamkaran.[1]
Introduction to the book
This work focuses on Shi’as’ twelfth Imam and the universal reformer; Imam Mahdi (a). He whose reappearance shall restore security and peace to the entire world and pave the way for establishment of a global government ruled by equality and justice. For the youths to thoroughly learn about Imam Mahdi (a), logical reasoning is paramount because it will solidify their belief in the existence of Imam and his mission. Bamdad-e Bashariyyat, in nine chapters, addresses forty six key questions whose studying will immensely help the youth in this path.[2]
About the Author
Hujjat al-Islam Muḥammad Jawad Murawwijī Ṭabasī (Persian:محمد جواد مروجی طبسی , b. 1953 in Najaf, Iraq) pursued his education in hawza by attending classes of great scholars such as Husayn Wahid Khurasani, Mirza Hashim Amuli, Mustafa I'timadi Tabrizi, Sayyid Shahab al-Din Mar'ashi Najafi and Nasir Makarim Shirazi.[3] So far, he has written scores of books and articles including : Paywastih ba Husayn (a) az Khak ta Aflak, Ahl al-Bayt (a) fi Fitrah al-Sighar, al-Imam al-Mahdi (a) al-Muslih al-'Alami al-Muntazar, Hiwar Hadi bayn al-Ma'sumin wa al-Nasara, Huquq al-Awlad fi Madrasah Ahl al-Bayt , Buhuth fi al-Ru'ya wa al-Ahlam, Huquq-e Farzandan dar Maktab-e Ahl-e Bayt, Bamdad-e Bashariyyat, Hamrah ba Mahdi az Makkah ta Quds, Zanan dar Hukumat-e Imam-e Zaman and Marja'iyyat-e Ahl-e Bayt (a).