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[[File:شیخ عباس قمی.jpg|180px|thumbnail|Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi the compiler of <nowiki>''</nowiki>Mafatih al-jinan<nowiki>''</nowiki>.]] | [[File:شیخ عباس قمی.jpg|180px|thumbnail|Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi the compiler of <nowiki>''</nowiki>Mafatih al-jinan<nowiki>''</nowiki>.]] | ||
{{main|Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi}} | {{main|Shaykh 'Abbas al-Qummi}} | ||
'Abbas b. Muhammad Rida al-Qummi , also known as "Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi" and "Muhaddith Qummi" is one of the most famous [[Iran|Iranian]] Shi'a scholars. He was born in the holy city of [[Qom]] in [[1294]]/1877 to a religious family. He began his education in Qom as a student of Islamic scholars, including Mirza Muhammad Arbab Qummi (d. [[1341]]/1922)<ref>''Gulshan-i abrar'', vol. 2, p. 571</ref> and Shaykh Abu l-Qasim Qummi. | 'Abbas b. Muhammad Rida al-Qummi , also known as "Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi" and "Muhaddith Qummi" is one of the most famous [[Iran|Iranian]] Shi'a scholars. He was born in the holy city of [[Qom]] in [[1294]]/1877 to a religious family. He began his education in Qom as a student of Islamic scholars, including Mirza Muhammad Arbab Qummi (d. [[1341]]/1922)<ref>''Gulshan-i abrar'', vol. 2, p. 571</ref> and Shaykh Abu l-Qasim Qummi. | ||