This session offers an introduction to the book and to the author and goes on to study the topic of repentance (tawbah).
This series is conducted online for KLC students.
Ayatollah Muḥammad Bahārī Ḥamadanī (Farsi: محمد بهاري همداني) (b. 1265/1849 - d. 1325/1907), also known as Shaykh Muḥammad Bahārī (Farsi: شیخ محمد بهاري), Shi'a scholar and mystic of 13th/19th and 14th/20th centuries, was a student of Mulla Husayn Quli Hamadani. He was mostly famous for his penetrative words, overwhelming presence, and the wonders related to him. His only remaining work is Tadhkirat al-Muttaqin which is a treatise on the rules of the spiritual journey.
His only remaining work is a collection including a treatise in the manners of the spiritual journey, two chapters in "the qualities of true scholars" and "types of the proud", a discussion on "instructions" and 16 letters to his friends and followers. Shaykh Isma'il Ta'ib Tabrizi, one of his followers, collected them and called them Tadhkirat al-Muttaqin and that has been published many times.
