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'''ʿAbbās b. Muḥammad Riḍā Qummī''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|عباس بن محمد رضا القُمي}}) (b. [[1294]]/1877 - d. [[1359]]/1940), known as '''Shaykh ʿAbbās Qummī''' (Persian: {{iarabic|شیخ عباش قمی}}) and '''Muḥaddith Qummī''' (Persian: {{iarabic|محدّث قمی}}), was a prominent [[Shiite]] figure in the 14th/20th century in the fields of [[hadith]], Islamic history, sermons (wa'z), and religious orations (khataba). He has authored many books in different domains the best-known of which are ''[[Mafatih al-jinan]]'', ''[[Safinat al-bihar]]'', and ''[[Muntaha al-amal]]''.
'''ʿAbbās b. Muḥammad Riḍā Qummī''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|عباس بن محمد رضا القُمي}}) (b. [[1294]]/1877 - d. [[1359]]/1940), known as '''Shaykh ʿAbbās Qummī''' (Persian: {{iarabic|شیخ عباش قمی}}) and '''Muḥaddith Qummī''' (Persian: {{iarabic|محدّث قمی}}), was a prominent [[Shiite]] figure in the 14th/20th century in the fields of [[hadith]], Islamic history, sermons (wa'z), and religious orations (khataba). He has authored many books in different domains the best-known of which are ''[[Mafatih al-jinan]]'', ''[[Safinat al-bihar]]'', and ''[[Muntaha al-amal]]''.


Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi died in 1359/1940 in Najaf, and was buried in the [[Shrine of Imam 'Ali (a)|Imam 'Ali b. 'Abi Talib (a)'s holy shrine]].
Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi passed away in 1359/1940 in Najaf, and was buried in the [[Shrine of Imam 'Ali (a)|Holy Shrine of Imam 'Ali b. 'Abi Talib (a)]].


==Birth and Parentage==
==Birth and Parentage==
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* Mirza Muhammad Arbab Qumi
* Mirza Muhammad Arbab Qumi
* Shaykh Abu al-Qasim Qumi
* Shaykh Abu l-Qasim Qumi
* Sayyid Ahmad Tabataba' Qumi, Shaykh 'Abbas's father in law
* Sayyid Ahmad Tabataba' Qumi, Shaykh 'Abbas's father in law
* Shaykh Muhammad Husayn Qumi, his master in calligraphy (Nasta'liq script).
* Shaykh Muhammad Husayn Qumi, his master in calligraphy (Nasta'liq script).
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==Writings==
==Writings==
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* ''[[Mafatih al-jinan]]''; the best-known work of Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi containing some prayers, pilgrimages, and psalms narrated from [[the Prophet (s)]] and [[Imams (a)]],
* ''[[Mafatih al-jinan]]''; the best-known work of Shaykh 'Abbas Qummi containing some prayers, pilgrimages, and psalms narrated from [[the Prophet (s)]] and [[Imams (a)]],
* ''Tuhfa al-'ahbab''; a book about the narrators of hadiths,
* ''Tuhfa al-'ahbab''; a book about the narrators of hadiths,
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* ''Al-DurraT al-yatima fi tatimmat al-durra al-thamina''; a Farsi commentary of ''Nisab al-sibyan'', and a supplement of Fadil Yazdi's Commentary of ''Nisab al-Sibyan'',
* ''Al-DurraT al-yatima fi tatimmat al-durra al-thamina''; a Farsi commentary of ''Nisab al-sibyan'', and a supplement of Fadil Yazdi's Commentary of ''Nisab al-Sibyan'',
* ''Hadyat al-za'irin wa bahjat al-nasirin''; about the [[Ziyarah]] of Imams (a) and the graves of Shiite scholars who are buried near the holy shrines of Imams (a),
* ''Hadyat al-za'irin wa bahjat al-nasirin''; about the [[Ziyarah]] of Imams (a) and the graves of Shiite scholars who are buried near the holy shrines of Imams (a),
* ''Al-la'ali al-manthura fi al-ahraz wa al-adhkar al-madhkura''; about prayers,
* ''Al-la'ali l-manthura fi l-ahraz wa al-adhkar al-madhkura''; about prayers,
* ''Al-Fusul al-'aliyya fi al-manaqib al-murtadawiyya''; about the character and life of Imam 'Ali b. 'Abi Talilb (a),
* ''Al-Fusul al-'aliyya fi l-manaqib al-murtadawiyya''; about the character and life of Imam 'Ali b. 'Abi Talilb (a),
* ''Sabil al-rashad'',
* ''Sabil al-rashad'',
* ''Hikmat baligha wa mi'at kalimat jami'a''; Imam 'Ali (a)'s words about beliefs and the principles of the religion,
* ''Hikmat baligha wa mi'at kalimat jami'a''; Imam 'Ali (a)'s words about beliefs and the principles of the religion,
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* A supplement of ''[[Tahiyyat al-za'ir]]'' authored by [[Muhaddith Nuri]],
* A supplement of ''[[Tahiyyat al-za'ir]]'' authored by [[Muhaddith Nuri]],
* ''Al-Kuna wa al-alqab''; a biography of scholars and poets,
* ''Al-Kuna wa al-alqab''; a biography of scholars and poets,
* ''Hadiyyat al-'ahbab fi al-ma'rufin bi-al-kuna wa al-'alqab''; a summary of ''al-Kuna wa al-'alqab]],
* ''Hadiyyat al-'ahbab fi l-ma'rufin bi-al-kuna wa al-'alqab''; a summary of ''al-Kuna wa al-'alqab]],
* ''Al-Fawa'id al-radawiyya fi ahwal 'ulama' al-madh'hab al-ja'fari—a biography of Shiite scholars,
* ''Al-Fawa'id al-radawiyya fi ahwal 'ulama' al-madh'hab al-ja'fari—a biography of Shiite scholars,
* ''[[Bayt al-ahzan fi masa'ib sayyidat al-niswan]]''.
* ''[[Bayt al-ahzan fi masa'ib sayyidat al-niswan]]''.
 
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==Death and Burial==
==Death and Burial==
Shaykh 'Abbas died on Tuesday night, [[Dhu al-Hijja]] 22, [[1359]]/1940 in Najaf when he was 65 years old. [[Sayyid Abu l-Hasan Isfahani]] prayed on his corpse in the [[holy shrine of Imam 'Ali (a)]], and he was buried near his master, Muhaddith Nuri, in the shrine. [[Sayyid Muhsin al-Amin]] writes: three mourning ceremonies were held for him in Najaf, [[Karbala]], and [[al-Kadhimiya|Kadhimiya]].
Shaykh 'Abbas passed away on Tuesday night, [[Dhu l-Hijja]] 22, [[1359]]/1940 in Najaf when he was 65 years old. [[Sayyid Abu l-Hasan Isfahani]] prayed on his corpse in the [[holy shrine of Imam 'Ali (a)]], and he was buried near his master, Muhaddith Nuri, in the shrine. [[Sayyid Muhsin al-Amin]] writes: three mourning ceremonies were held for him in Najaf, [[Karbala]], and [[al-Kadhimiya|Kadhimiya]].
 
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==References==
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