The Hijri mark Sheikh Baqir Boukhamseen

The Hijri sign Sheikh Baqir Bokhmaseen A collection of research, studies, and poetry about his personality, methodology, and writings. Classification: Personalities Preparation and supervision: The Committee for Reviving the Heritage of Sheikh Baqir Bokhmaseen, in cooperation with a group of researchers and poets. Ref 9............ Ayatollah Dr. Abdulhadi Al-Fadli: When I came to Najaf in the year 1362 AH and got to know him, I saw him well-known among all groups, among scholars, writers, and poets, and in associations and forums. He was considered by all these as the reference for Al-Ahsa, and by reference I mean: the reference for Al-Ahsa’s history, geography, scholars, and writers. They used to refer to him. He was a dynamic energy, not limited to religious study within its jurisprudential scope only, but he was broader than that. In fact, Sheikh Baqir was a poet among Shiite poets in that era (in the second half of the 14th century and the early 15th century), especially in writing articles. He was a methodical author, and rarely do you find in the seminaries someone who writes in a methodical way. But since Sheikh Baqir was raised in cultural forums, read new productions, and read general literary and cultural magazines, he was able to be a methodical author, in addition to being encyclopedic, meaning he had knowledge of various sciences that were prevalent at that time.