Bachir Moustafa Hammoud
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Bachir Moustafa Hammoud | |
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| Born | 1906 (1324 H) |
| Died | 1945 (1365 H) Choukine, Lebanon |
| Resting place | Choukine, Lebanon |
| Alma mater | Hawza, Iraq |
| Notable work | Diwan Al Bachir |
| Title | Sheik Aalemat |
| Spouse | Nayfat Jawad |
| Children | Mahmoud Hammoud
Mortada Hammoud Abed El Menhem Hammoud Haidar Hammoud Najeeba Hammoud Khadeejah Hammoud |
| Parent | Moustafa Jawad Hammoud |
Bachir Mustafa Hammoud (1906–1945) (Bacheer Hammoud, Bachir Moustafa Hammoud Al-Choukini Al-Aameli, Bachir Moustafa Jawad Hammoud, Bachir Hammoud Al-Choukini Al-Aameli, Bachir Al-Aameli, Bachir Bin Jawad Bin Moustafa Hammoud) was a Lebanese philosopher, poet and Shī‘ah religious leader.
Early life and education[edit]
| Born in 1906 in Choukine, moved at early age to Beirut, moved in 1936 to Najaf (Iraq) for
religious studies, returned to Lebanon in 1944 after receiving his degree in religious studies, and died in 1945. |
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In Najaf, he was a student of Abdel Raouf Fadlallah.[1] Some of Abdel Raouf Falallah other students included:
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Activities and views[edit]
Wrote a poetry book, known as Diwan al Bachir (published by Dar Al Ishaa, Beirut), written in both formal and unformal Arabic. Poems deal with religion, Ahl El Bayt (Prophet Family) and Jabal Aamel (South Lebanon)
Selected poems from Diwan Al Bachir
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Personal life[edit]
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References[edit]
- ^ [url=http://bintjubayl.com/archives/459 Archived 2014-09-11 at the Wayback Machine Abdel Raouf Fadlallah]