Ali al-Hadi

Imam of Shia Islam, influential scholar

Ali al-Hadi - Thinkers & Philosophers born September 8th, 0828
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Tenth Imam in Shia Islam, contributed to religious thought and teachings. Born in 829, held significant influence during the Abbasid Caliphate. Oversaw a period marked by intellectual engagement and spiritual leadership. Regarded as an important figure within Shia Islam, despite facing political challenges. Died in 868 under circumstances believed to involve political repression, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire Shia Muslims.

Served as a spiritual leader during the Abbasid era

Contributed to the development of Shia theological thought

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