Sheikh Bahaii

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Baha od-Din Mohammad Ben Ezzed-Din Hossein Ben Abod os-Samad Ben Shams od-Din Mohammad Ben Hassan Ben Mohammad Ben Saleh Haresi Hamdani Aameli Jaba’i (Arabic: بهاءالدين محمد بن عزالدين حسين بن عبود بن الصمد بن شمس الدين محمد بن حسن بن محمد بن صالح حارسي حمداني عاملي جبائي‎) known as Sheikh Bahaii (1546-~1620 CE) (Arabic: شيخ بهائي‎) was a Lebanese-Iranian Scientist, architect, philosopher, and poet. He was born in Baalbek, Lebanon but immigrated in his childhood to Safavid Iran with his father. He wrote over 88 books in different topics mostly in Persian but also in Arabic. He is buried in Imam Reza's shrine in Mashad in Iran.


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-Kashkoul (in Persian)

-Touti Nameh (in Persian)

-Naan o Paneer (in Persian)

-Sheer o Shekar (in Persian)

-Naan o Halva (in Persian)

-Jaame'e Abbasi (in Persian)

-Al-favayed as-Samadieh (in Arabic)

-Mashregh osh-Shamsain wa Eksir os-Sa'adatain (in Arabic)

-Al-Athna Ashariyah (in Arabic)

-Zobdat ol-Osul (in Arabic)


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