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 [['Allama Tabataba'i]], [[Sayyid Abu al-Qasim Khu'i|Sayyid Abu al-Qasim al-Khu'i]], and [[Muhammad Taqi Bahjat]] were among his famous students.
-His great love for [[Ibn 'Arabi]] and [[Rumi]] raised criticism of some scholars and led some people to treat him with contempt. In [[mysticism]], he followed [[Mulla Husaynquli Hamidani|Husayn Quli Hamadani]], his teacher. He believed that it is impossible for travelers upon the path [towards God] to reach the abode of unity without accepting guardianship of [[Imams]] and [[Fatimah al-Zahra (a)]].
+His great interest in [[Ibn 'Arabi]] and [[Rumi]] raised criticism of some scholars and led some people to treat him with contempt. In [[mysticism]], he followed [[Mulla Husaynquli Hamidani|Husayn Quli Hamadani]], his teacher. He believed that it is impossible for travelers upon the path [towards God] to reach the abode of unity without accepting guardianship of [[Imams]] and [[Fatimah al-Zahra (a)]].
 His method of mystical instruction included fulfilment of recommended practices ([[mustahabbat]]), visitation of holy tombs, entreating [[Imam Hussein (a)]] ([[tawassul]]), and having a teacher. He recommended ''[[Risalah Siyr wa Suluk]]'' by [[Bahr al-'Ulum]] as the best mystical book, and Ihraq (burn out) as the best method. So many miraculous deeds have been reported from him.