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Shaykh Tabarsi
Abu Ali Fadhl ibn Hasan Tabarsi (Persian/Arabic:ابوعلى فضل بن حسن طبرسى) known as Shaykh Tabarsi, was a 12th-century Persian Shia scholar who died in 548 AH (1153 CE).
==Life==
Tabarsi was born in the year 468 AH (1073 AD/CE) in Tabaristan province or some scholars said in Tafresh a city which was named at those days Tabres, Iran.〔(Islamic Insights Magazine » Shaikh Tabarsi )〕 He lived and taught in Mashad until the year 523 AH (1128 AD). He wrote a number of books on doctrine, theology, ethics and grammar. He wrote his famous work, a commentary on the Quran, when he was over the age of sixty, living in Sabzawar.〔(Bio of Shaykh Tabarsi )〕
He had many students, most famous are his son Radhi ad-Din Tabarsi, author of the book ''Makarim al-Akhlaq'', and Ibn Shahr-e Ashub. He was killed in the Oghuz invasion to Khorasan.〔(Shaykh tabarsi )〕 The location of his grave is disputed as to it being within the Imām Ridhā Shrine complex〔〔(Shaykh Tabarsi Mausoleum Mashad )〕 or whether it lies in Mazandaran. The shrine located in Mazandaran was the location of the battle between the forces of the Shah of Persia and the Bábís, followers of the Báb, over the period October 10, 1848 to May 10, 1849.
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