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Amina Begum Bint al-Majlisi was a female Safavid mujtahideh. She was the daughter of the great Safavid religious scholar and granddaughter of the mujtahideh Zubaiyda, who was in turn the daughter of the great philosopher Mulla Sadra. Amina's brother was Mulla Muhammad Baqir Majlisi, the author of the well-known work Bihar al-anvar, to which Amina contributed. She married a student of her father's, . The family lived in Isfahan, the capital city of the Safavid Empire. The city of Isfahan has a long educational tradition of Shiite ‘Alimat (Islamic preachers) and Muhaddithat (traditionalists). The practice reached to a peak during the Safavid era.

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  • آمنة بنت محمد تقي المجلسي التي يُقال لها آمنة بيگم أو آمنة خاتون (1003 هـ - 1070 هـ). هي بنت الفقيه الشيعي محمد تقي المجلسي (المجلسي الأول) المعروف في عصر الدولة الصفوية، وشقيقة محمد باقر المجلسي (المجلسي الثاني). وكان لنشأتها في أسرتها المتدينة أثر بالغ في حياته إذ بلغت مرحلة الاجتهاد، وكانت تشتغل في أوقات فراغها في حل المشكلات الاجتماعية الدينية في الأوساط النسائية. وقد تزوجت بمحمد صالح المازندراني الذي كان تلميذاً من تلامذة أبيها، وأنجبت منه ستة أبناء، ومنهم: هادي، ونور الدين محمد. (ar)
  • Amina Begum Bint al-Majlisi was a female Safavid mujtahideh. She was the daughter of the great Safavid religious scholar and granddaughter of the mujtahideh Zubaiyda, who was in turn the daughter of the great philosopher Mulla Sadra. Amina's brother was Mulla Muhammad Baqir Majlisi, the author of the well-known work Bihar al-anvar, to which Amina contributed. She married a student of her father's, . The family lived in Isfahan, the capital city of the Safavid Empire. The city of Isfahan has a long educational tradition of Shiite ‘Alimat (Islamic preachers) and Muhaddithat (traditionalists). The practice reached to a peak during the Safavid era. Amina achieved considerable mastery of authoritative works in Shiite jurisprudence, such as the commentaries on Alfiyeh by Ibn Malik, Shawahid by al-Siyuti, as well as the al-Qava'id by Allameh Hilli. Many great Shiite scholars referred to her as Mujtahidah. The great Marja’ Agha Ahmad Behbahani in his book Mir’at ul ahval jahan nama declared that Amina was an ‘Alima and qualified Mujtahed (jami’ul sharayet) who wrote a book in Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh). The author of Riadhul ‘ulama, who was her contemporary and a pupil of Amina’s husband, described Amina as ‘Alima and Saliha'. He also asserted that she helped her husband to solve the difficulties of Al-Qava’id. Amina's niece, named “Bint al-Azizullah” (daughter of Mulla Azizulla) was also a mujtahida. (en)
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  • آمنة بنت محمد تقي المجلسي التي يُقال لها آمنة بيگم أو آمنة خاتون (1003 هـ - 1070 هـ). هي بنت الفقيه الشيعي محمد تقي المجلسي (المجلسي الأول) المعروف في عصر الدولة الصفوية، وشقيقة محمد باقر المجلسي (المجلسي الثاني). وكان لنشأتها في أسرتها المتدينة أثر بالغ في حياته إذ بلغت مرحلة الاجتهاد، وكانت تشتغل في أوقات فراغها في حل المشكلات الاجتماعية الدينية في الأوساط النسائية. وقد تزوجت بمحمد صالح المازندراني الذي كان تلميذاً من تلامذة أبيها، وأنجبت منه ستة أبناء، ومنهم: هادي، ونور الدين محمد. (ar)
  • Amina Begum Bint al-Majlisi was a female Safavid mujtahideh. She was the daughter of the great Safavid religious scholar and granddaughter of the mujtahideh Zubaiyda, who was in turn the daughter of the great philosopher Mulla Sadra. Amina's brother was Mulla Muhammad Baqir Majlisi, the author of the well-known work Bihar al-anvar, to which Amina contributed. She married a student of her father's, . The family lived in Isfahan, the capital city of the Safavid Empire. The city of Isfahan has a long educational tradition of Shiite ‘Alimat (Islamic preachers) and Muhaddithat (traditionalists). The practice reached to a peak during the Safavid era. (en)
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