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Ayatollah Qarvi Ardubadi was born in 1274 AH (1857 AD) and was a prominent Shia jurist of the 14th century. His presence was a source of goodness and blessing in the region, and his works can still be seen in mosques and tombs today. After moving to Najaf and Karbala, Ardubadi studied jurisprudence and usul sciences from great scholars such as Ardakani, Muhammad Huseyn Kazimi, and Nahavandi. After Ayalatul-uzma Mamaqani and Sharabani, he became a marji'-taqlid in Azerbaijan and the Caucasus.

Ayatollah Qarvi Ardubadi was born in 1274 AH (1857 AD) and was a prominent Shia jurist of the 14th century. His presence was a source of goodness and blessing in the region, and his works can still be seen in mosques and tombs today. After moving to Najaf and Karbala, Ardubadi studied jurisprudence and usul sciences from great scholars such as Ardaqani, Muhammad Hussein Kazimi, and Nahavandi. After Ayalatul-uzma Mamaqani and Sharabani, he became a marji'-taqlid in Azerbaijan and the Caucasus.

Ayatollah Qarvi Ardubadi was born in 1274 AH (1857 AD) and was a prominent Shia jurist of the 14th century. His presence was a source of goodness and blessing in the region, and his works can still be seen in mosques and tombs today. After moving to Najaf and Karbala, Ardubadi studied jurisprudence and usul sciences from great scholars such as Ardaqani, Muhammad Hussein Kazimi, and Nahavandi. After Ayalatul-uzma Mamaqani and Sharabani, he became a marji'-taqlid in Azerbaijan and the Caucasus.

Ayatollah Qarvi Ardubadi was born in 1274 AH (1857 AD) and was a prominent Shia jurist of the 14th century. His presence was a source of goodness and blessing in the region, and his works can still be seen in mosques and tombs today. After moving to Najaf and Karbala, Ardubadi studied jurisprudence and usul sciences from great scholars such as Ardakani, Muhammad Huseyn Kazimi, and Nahavandi. After Ayalatul-uzma Mamaqani and Sharabani, he became a marji'-taqlid in Azerbaijan and the Caucasus.

Ayatollah Qarvi Ardubadi was born in 1274 AH (1857 AD) and was a prominent Shia jurist of the 14th century. His presence was a source of goodness and blessing in the region, and his works can still be seen in mosques and tombs today. After moving to Najaf and Karbala, Ardubadi studied fiqh and usul sciences from great scholars such as Ardakani, Muhammad Huseyn Kazimi, and Nahavandi. After Ayalatul-uzma Mamaqani and Sharabani, he became a marji'-taqlid in Azerbaijan and the Caucasus.