Propagation art, evident throughout Mohagheghi Lahiji’s life: Ebrahimi Turkaman
The head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, “The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized.”
Abuzar Ebrahimi Turkaman, the head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, “The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized.”
At the unveiling ceremony of the book “Shiite Ambassador in the West”, Abuzar Ebrahimi Turkman, head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, said, “One of the artistic methods is the art of propagation; an art by which the man can pass its thoughts in a desirable way to others.”
“The late Mohagheghi Lahiji was born in 1910 and passed away in August 1969. He was dispatched to Hamburg in 1955. What is evident in the whole life of late Mohagheghi Lahiji is the art of propagation. He was a calligrapher, painter, and poet,” he added.
“Convincing is an artwork, and this is the artist who can convince its audience. The late Mohagheghi Lahiji was able to propagate artistically,” said the head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization.
Ebrahimi Turkaman considered the teaching of sciences in the Qom Seminary which no one teaches them, as an important feature of the late Mohagheghi Lahiji, and said, “In addition to attending the classes of Sheikh Abdul Karim Haeri Yazdi, the late Khansari, Tehrani and other scholars of that time, he taught sciences that no scholar and mujtahid taught.”
“The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized,” he said in the end.
It should be mentioned that the unveiling ceremony of the book “Shiite Ambassador in the West”, a description of the efforts of Hojat al-Islam Mohammad Mohagheghi Lahiji, the first Imam of Imam Ali (a.s.) Mosque in the Islamic Center of Hamburg, Germany, was held on Sunday, July 11, 2021, at the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly.
The head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, “The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized.”
Abuzar Ebrahimi Turkaman, the head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, “The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized.”
At the unveiling ceremony of the book “Shiite Ambassador in the West”, Abuzar Ebrahimi Turkman, head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, said, “One of the artistic methods is the art of propagation; an art by which the man can pass its thoughts in a desirable way to others.”
“The late Mohagheghi Lahiji was born in 1910 and passed away in August 1969. He was dispatched to Hamburg in 1955. What is evident in the whole life of late Mohagheghi Lahiji is the art of propagation. He was a calligrapher, painter, and poet,” he added.
“Convincing is an artwork, and this is the artist who can convince its audience. The late Mohagheghi Lahiji was able to propagate artistically,” said the head of the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization.
Ebrahimi Turkaman considered the teaching of sciences in the Qom Seminary which no one teaches them, as an important feature of the late Mohagheghi Lahiji, and said, “In addition to attending the classes of Sheikh Abdul Karim Haeri Yazdi, the late Khansari, Tehrani and other scholars of that time, he taught sciences that no scholar and mujtahid taught.”
“The late “Mohagheghi Lahiji” was a person who recognized the right, and at his time, he acted artistically what he recognized,” he said in the end.
It should be mentioned that the unveiling ceremony of the book “Shiite Ambassador in the West”, a description of the efforts of Hojat al-Islam Mohammad Mohagheghi Lahiji, the first Imam of Imam Ali (a.s.) Mosque in the Islamic Center of Hamburg, Germany, was held on Sunday, July 11, 2021, at the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly.