A study of the personality of Rajali Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Khalid Barqi in the sources of Rajali

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Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Khalid ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Barqi, known as Barqi (c.

200-274 or 280), was a Shiite narrator, historian, jurist, author, Imami, and scholar in the third century (AH).

He is the most well-known among the Barqi family who has a rightous background in Shiism and defending the Ahl al-Bayt (AS).

his father was a companion of the Imams (AS) and has written several books.

this library study uses an analytical approach to analyze a Rijal (knowledge of narration) character, Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Khalid Barqi.

The findings of the study show that Sheikh Barqi was a companion of Imam Reza, Imam Javad and Imam Hadi (AS) and it is said that he wrote more than 100 books, the most famous of which is Al-Mahasin.

Sheikh Tusi and Sheikh Saduq have used this book as a source for their studies.

sources show he learned from more than 200 teachers, and taught 100 students, indicating his wisdom and knowledge.

Shiites truly believe that Sheikh Muhaddith is trusted by scientists and the early and late scholars.