Hosseini Nassab

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Seyed Reza Hosseini Nassab
The Islamic Center Hamburg

Seyyed Reza Hosseini Nassab (born November 22, 1960 in Yazd , Iran ) is a Shiite Ayatollah in Canada and President of the Shiite Ahlul Bayt Assembly in Canada.

Life

Hosseini Nassab studied logic , law , scholastic theology , philosophy , hadith studies and astronomy in the Iranian city of Qom . He received his doctorate in Islamic sciences and began teaching at the Qom Theological College in the subjects of logic, law and philosophy.

Hosseini Nassab then went to Toronto , Canada , where he worked for four years as a clergyman and director of the Islamic Center. There he founded the Islamic Center Wali-Asr , the Islamic Ahlul Bayt Assembly of Canada as well as the Ahlul Bayt Center and the Imam Ridha Theological School in Ottawa . He then became General Director for Islamic Cultural Affairs for Europe and America in Iran. In Germany he headed the Islamic Center Hamburg from 1999 and founded the Islamic Cultural Center in Berlin . In September 2003 he left his job in Hamburg and returned to Canada, where he founded the Imam Mahdi Islamic School in Windsor , Ontario .

Hosseini Nassab speaks German, Arabic, Persian and English.

Works

Major works

  • Incarnation
  • Tauzīh al-Masā'il (Explanation of the Problems)
  • The Schia

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Individual evidence

  1. Autobiography
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