Muhammad Yar Shah

Grand Ayatollah Ustad-al-Ulama allama Syed Muhammad Yar Shah Naqvi Najafi (born 1913 in Alipur, Panjab, died 1990[1][2]) was a Pakistani Shia scholar. He lived in Najaf Ashraf for a while before returning in 1940. All of Pakistan's ulamas are directly or indirectly the students of Muhammad Yar Shah Najfi.

Activities

  • Majalis and teaching
  • Tazkra e Toheed
  • Masaib e Al-Muhammad a.s
  • Specially he recite Masaib janab e Sayyeda

Prominent disciples

  • Gulaab Ali Shah Naqvi (of Multan)
  • Muhammad Safder (Chakwal)
  • Hussain Bakhsh Najafi Jara
  • Akhtar Abbas Najfi (Lahore)
  • Muhammad Hussain Najafi (Dhakkoo) (Sargodha)
  • Syed Safdar Hussain Najafi (Lahore)
  • Riaz Hussain Naqvi Najafi (Lahore) (son-in-law, disciple)
  • Naseer Hussain Najafi (Sargodha)
  • Gulam Hassan Najafi Jarra (D I khan)
  • Muhammad Sibtain Naqvi Qummi-Najafi (son, disciple)
  • Muhammad Hasnain Naqvi Qummi (son, disciple)
  • Muhammad Saqlain Naqvi Qummi(Shaheed) (son, disciple)
  • Muhammad Sayyedain Naqvi (son, disciple)
  • Sajid Ali Naqvi
  • Samar Hassan Zaidi of Karachi
  • Ghulam Hussain Najfi Shaheed (Lahore)
  • Malik Ijaz Hussain Najafi (Khushab)
  • Muhammad Hussain Marhoom of sidhoo pura fisal aabad
  • Khadim Husain Shirazi of jalal pur nangiyana sargodha
  • Niaz Hussain Naqvi Qummi (chief justice Iran, son-in-law, disciple)
  • Hassan Raza Ghadeeri (London)
  • Fayyaz Hussain Naqvi Qummi (Karachi)
  • Muhammad Ismaeel
  • Baqir Hussain Naqvi (br/o mohsin e milat)
  • Ameer Hussain Hussaini (Karachi)
  • Mureed Hussain Naqvi (Denmark)

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See also

References

  1. ↑ Rieck, Andreas (2016). The Shias of Pakistan: An Assertive and Beleaguered Minority. Oxford University Press. p. 79. ISBN 9780190613204.
  2. ↑ Brunner, Rainer; Ende, Werner (2001). The Twelver Shia in Modern Times: Religious Culture and Political History. BRILL. pp. 143–144. ISBN 9004118039.
  3. ↑ Maulana Riaz Hussain Jafari, Mayyar-e-Mawaddat (Ayatollah Allama Syed Muhammad Yar Shah naqvi najfi ki majalis ka majmooa)
  4. ↑ Kitab Ilmi Inqlab ke Bani
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