السيد عبد الله بن محمد رضا شبر الكاظمي الحلي (ت 1242 1826 م)‎

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Mr.

Abdullah Shubar:The research was divided into several topics according to the nature of the historical scientific research method.

The topics were divided into the following genres: name and number, birth and origin, the statements of the scholars against him, his elders, His disciples, his writings, his death.

A number of sources and references have been drawn up which translated the personality of Mr.

Abdullah Shubar, most notably: the names and titles of Sheikh Abbas al-Qaimi, the Shiites of the Shiites of Mr.

Mohsen Amin al-Amili, and the book of the pretext to the Shiite classifications of the sign Agha Bazrk Tahrani, and other sources used to identify historical figures and incidents related to them : The sons of Dawood to: Ibn Dawood al-Hali, and the Ottoman upper state to: Ibrahim Beck Halim, and the book of the establishment of the Ottoman Empire to: Mohamed Fouad Kuperli.

Al-Husseini, Al-Najafi, Al-Kadhimi, Al-Hali, from the Al-Shubr family, the oldest Alawiya family settled in Iraq, specifically the city of Hilla, which was known.

That's HIF a Sumer.

Born in the city of Najaf in the year 8811AH / 8771AD, he moved to Kadhimiya and completed his scientific career under the auspices of his father.

He was educated there by the most prominent scholars of Kadhimiya at that time and excelled in most Islamic sciences, enabling him to take the reins at the age of three Forty.

Mr.

Abdullah Shubar was known for his great interest in the poor and the deprived, as well as his great interest in research and authorship, until his writings reached over 77authors.

Many of his elders and others praised him.

The most prominent among them was Muhsin al-Araji, Ayatollah al-Faqih Asad Allah Al- Tastari al-Kazimi, Ayatollah Ali al-Ameli and many others.

Mr.

Abdullah Shubar died in 8919AH / 8191AD at the age of fifty-four years and was buried in the city of Kadhimiya.