A Conversation with Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah: Contemporary approaches to Fiqh
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Join us as we welcome Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah as he delivers a talk entitled “A Conversation with Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah: contemporary approaches to fiqh”
Event Details
Join us as we welcome Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah as he delivers a talk entitled “A Conversation with Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah: contemporary approaches to fiqh”
This programme will be face to face and streamed online. We have put into place numerous measures to ensure the safety of all our community – including HEPA filters, CO2 monitors, masks, hand sanitiser.
We will be NOT be streaming this programme – this programme will be live in person only.
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Mahfil Ali
39 Gloucester Road, North Harrow
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Shaykh Haidar Hobbollah was born in the southern Lebanese city of Sour (Tyr), to a religious family, in the year 1973. He joined the Hawza seminary in Lebanon in 1988, and successfully completed study of the foundational traditional Islamic sciences. In 1995, he traveled to Iran (Qom) to study jurisprudence ( fiqh) and principles of jurisprudence ( usūl al-fiqh) in the Hawza at the advanced levels ( bahth al-khārij). He has been involved with research and teaching, in Qom, for the last 27 years.
Alongside his studies in the Hawza, Shaykh Hobbollah completed a Master’s degree in Quranic Sciences. He then attained a doctorate in comparative religions, with a speciality in Christian theology.
At the Bahth Al-Khārij advanced levels, his prominent teachers have included:
> Ayatollah Shaykh Jawadi Āmuli
> Ayatollah Shaykh Waheed Khorasani
> Shaykh Hussein Jannāti
> Shaykh Baqir Al-Irawāni
…and numerous others.
Shaykh Hobbollah has a plethora (20+) of academic works to his name, in addition to having translated numerous works between Arabic and Persian languages. His scholarly works have been translated into Persian, Urdu, Azeri, Turkish, German, English and French

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