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[[File:Portal of tomb of Musa mubarqa'.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Portal of tomb of Musa mubarqa' , [[Qom]], [[Iran]]]] | [[File:Portal of tomb of Musa mubarqa'.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Portal of tomb of Musa mubarqa' , [[Qom]], [[Iran]]]] | ||
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'''Mūsā al-Mubarqaʿ''' (موسی المبرقع) (b.?-d. 296/909) was son of [[Imam al-Jawad | '''Mūsā al-Mubarqaʿ''' (موسی المبرقع) (b.?-d. 296/909) was son of [[Imam al-Jawad (a)]], the ninth Imam of Shi'a. He was younger than his brother [[Imam al-Hadi (a)]], the tenth Imam of [[Shi'a]]. He was a scholar and [[hadith]] narrator. Musa Mubarqa' is buried in [[Qom]]. | ||
== Epithet == | == Epithet == | ||
"''Mubarqa'''" literally means "covered" and he was called ''Mubarqa'' because he used to cover his face with veil ('' | "''Mubarqa'''" literally means "covered" and he was called ''Mubarqa'' because he used to cover his face with veil (''Burqa''' in Arabic). | ||
== Birth and death == | == Birth and death == | ||
He was born in [[ | He was born in [[Medina]] but his birthday is unknown. He stayed in Medina until his father was martyred. Musa passed away in [[Rabi' al-Thani]] 296/909. | ||
== Family == | == Family == | ||
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== Immigration of his Sisters to Qom == | == Immigration of his Sisters to Qom == | ||
It has mentioned that after Musa settled in [[Qom]], his sisters | It has mentioned that after Musa settled in [[Qom]], his sisters Zaynab, Umm Muhammad and Maymuna immigrated to Qom and after they passed away, were buried in the holy [[Shrine of Lady Ma'suma]] (a). | ||
[[File:Shrine of Musa Mobarqa' 1.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Shrine of Musa Mobarqa' Qom,Iran]] | [[File:Shrine of Musa Mobarqa' 1.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Shrine of Musa Mobarqa' Qom,Iran]] | ||
== | == Tomb == | ||
His tomb was built in 950/1543 by the order of Shah | His tomb was built in 950/1543 by the order of Shah Tahmasb [[Safawid dynasty|Safawi]]. Since then, some of Sayyids (approx. 150 persons) were also buried beside his grave in the tomb. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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