Muhammad al-Jawad
Ninth Imam of Shia Islam
Born
April 12th, 811
1214 years ago
Died
November 29th, 835
1189 years ago — 24 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Iraq
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Born in 811, became the ninth Imam of Shia Islam at a young age. Provided guidance and leadership to the Shia community during a period of political instability. Contributed to theological discussions and interpretation of Islamic law. His tenure emphasized the importance of scholarship and ethics in Islamic practice. Died in 835, leaving a legacy within Shia tradition.
Leadership as the ninth Imam
Theological contributions to Shia Islam
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