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* Sayyid Haydar '''Ayazi''' (d. 1980), a Shi'a scholar and preacher, and the [[imam of Congregational Prayer]] in Muslim b. 'Aqil mosque and Haydari-ha mosque. | * Sayyid Haydar '''Ayazi''' (d. 1980), a Shi'a scholar and preacher, and the [[imam of Congregational Prayer]] in Muslim b. 'Aqil mosque and Haydari-ha mosque. | ||
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* 'Ali Akhundiyan Yazdi Khurasani, one of the religious scholars of Yazd and the author of ''Shagarat al-Insan'' in ethics and morals. | * 'Ali '''Akhundiyan Yazdi Khurasani''' (d. 1975), one of the religious scholars of Yazd and the author of ''Shagarat al-Insan'' in ethics and morals. | ||
* Muhammad Yusuf Aram Ha'iri, known as Ha'iri Shahrudi, one of the scholars and professors of the [[seminary]] of [[Mashhad]] and the [[imam of congregational prayer]] in [[Goharshad Mosque]]. | * Muhammad Yusuf '''Aram Ha'iri''' (d. 1974), known as Ha'iri Shahrudi, one of the scholars and professors of the [[seminary]] of [[Mashhad]] and the [[imam of congregational prayer]] in [[Goharshad Mosque]]. | ||
* Husayn Astana parast | * Husayn '''Astana parast''' (d. 1981), a teacher and activist against the Pahlavi regime was assassinated by one of the agents of the terrorist MKO group and martyred. | ||
* [[Sayyid Jalal al-Din Ashtiyani]] | * [[Sayyid Jalal al-Din Ashtiyani|Sayyid Jalal al-Din '''Ashtiyani''']] (d. 2005), a professor and scholar of Islamic philosophy and mysticism who wrote and edited many books and essays in these fields. | ||
* Murtada Ashtiyani | * Murtada '''Ashtiyani''' (d. 1946), a Shi'a [[mujtahid]] and the son of [[Muhammad Hasan Ashtiyani]]. | ||
* Hashim Ashtiyani | * Mirza Hashim '''Ashtiyani''' (d. 1949-50), the son of [[Muhammad Hasan Ashtiyani]] and a member of the National Consultative Assembly (Majlis) during the 3rd to 7th terms. | ||
* Zayn al-A'imma Aqa Buzurg | * Zayn al-A'imma '''Aqa Buzurg''' (d. 1884-5), a Shi'a scholar and the imam of congregational prayer in Malik al-tujjar mosque in Tehran. | ||
* Mulla Aqa Aqa Buzurg | * Mulla Aqa '''Aqa Buzurg''' (d. 1676-7), a scholar and teacher in Mashhad Seminary. The construction of the Musalla of Mashhad, which is one of the Safavid-era buildings, was completed under his supervision. | ||
* Sayyid Muhammad Tahir Aqamiri | * Sayyid Muhammad Tahir '''Aqamiri''' (d. 1936-7), one of the Najaf-born Shia jurists who went to Mashhad and started to teach. | ||
* Hasan Aqasi zada Sha'rbaf | * Hasan '''Aqasi zada Sha'rbaf''' (d. 1987), Technical-Engineering Deputy of Khatam-al-Anbia Headquarters and a martyr of the Iran-Iraq War. | ||
* Muhammad Taqi Aqanajafi Shahristani | * Muhammad Taqi '''Aqanajafi Shahristani''' (d. 1975), a descendant of Mirza Muhammad Mahdi Musawi Shahristani and a religious preacher. | ||
* Muhammad Aqanajafi Hamidani | * Muhammad '''Aqanajafi Hamidani''' (d. 1996), a Shia jurist and exegete who was born in Najaf and later migrated to Hamadan. He attended the classes of scholars such as [[Muhammad Husayn Na'ini]], [[Muhammad Husayn Gharawi Isfahani]], and [[Sayyid Husayn Badkubai. | ||
* Diya' l-din Amuli | * Diya' l-din '''Amuli''' (d. 1982), a Shia Mujtahid, the son of [[Muhammad Taqi Amuli]], and a student of [[Sayyid Abu l-Hasan Isfahani]], Muhammad Husayn Na'ini, and [[Diya' al-Din al-'Iraqi]]. | ||
* Muhammad Taqi Amuli | * Muhammad Taqi '''Amuli''' (d. 1971), a Shia jurist who educated under some great teachers like Mirza Na'ini, Aqa Diya' 'Iraqi, and Aqa Sayyid Abu l-Hasan Isfahani in Najaf. | ||
* Mahdi Ayatullahzada Khurasani | * Mahdi '''Ayatullahzada Khurasani''' (d. 1945), a Shi'a scholar and the son of [[Muhammad Kazim Khurasani]]. | ||
* Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Ayatullahi | * Sayyid Muhammad Baqir '''Ayatullahi''' (d. 1979), known as "Haj 'Alim", a Mujtahid in Shiraz. | ||
* 'Abd al-Husayn Ayati Bafqi Yazdi | * 'Abd al-Husayn '''Ayati Bafqi Yazdi''' (d. 1953-4), a litterateur, poet, and writer. | ||
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* Sayyid Muhammad 'Abidi Qa'ini | * Sayyid Muhammad 'Abidi Qa'ini |