List of Students of Al-Sayyid Muhammad al-Mujahid

Next to al-Hakim, the figure of Allameh Majlisi stands out for his extensive contributions to Shia hadith and theology. Majlisi’s works, most notably “Bihar al-Anwar,” embody a monumental effort to compile Shia narratives and texts. The sheer volume and rigor of his work reflect not only the intellectual environment fostered by Al-Mujahid, but also the larger project of preserving Shia traditions in an era increasingly marked by sectarian challenges.

Majlisi’s systematic approach to hadith compilation and analysis showcases the profound influence of his mentor’s teachings. His works serve as foundational texts, providing clarity on various theological concepts, while also addressing the needs of contemporary adherents of the faith. This convergence of historical scholarship and timely relevance is precisely what intrigues many scholars today. The way these students have navigated their spiritual inheritance engenders discussion about mentorship’s role in shaping the trajectory of intellectual careers.

3. Sheikh Abdul Al-Haqq al-Khurasani