astarabadi and alame majlesi’s faith studies and the mullasdra’s impression on alame’s thoughts

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2011
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Abstract
  Ekhbarigari doctrine, was founded by Astarabadi in 11th century of Hejirah As we will explain that he had a special theory in faith that Alame found it a very interesting subject to work on. We should know, Allame showed that he had the knowledge in faith studies from Astarabad ’s theories but without all the ambiguities in them, he tried to work on making his theories clearer and more correct.   So we can differenciate between Astarabadi and Allame’s theories in faith study and name the allame’s theory as a very special theory in Isfahan Ekhbarigari doctrine, but the most important thing that we try to discuss in this article is proving that Mullasadra has a very important part in balancing and moderating the Allame’s theories. So for saying and proving all these things we should start from a summary of the Astarabadi’s theories .    
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Authors ;S. Mahdi Emamijomeh
Journal pharmacological research
Year 2011
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