Kalbāsī Iṣfahānī, Muḥammad Ibrāhīm Ibn Muḥammad Ḥasan ^{Individualisierte Person Person}

1766–1845 | Kalbasi had studied in the shrine cities of Iraq with Mulla Mahdi Naraqi (d.1209/1794), Sayyid Muhammad Tabatabaʾi "Bahr al-ʿUlum" (d. 1797) and Muhammad Baqir "Vahid" Bihbahani (d. 1791). He had also studied philosophy with the famous sage of the later eighteenth century Aqa Muhammad Bidabadi (d. 1198/1783) and with his contemporary Mulla Muhammad Rafiʿ Gilani. Kalbasi was themost important jurist of his time and his works Shawariʿ al-hidaya (Paths of Guidance) and Isharat al-usul (Pointers in Jurisprudence) in jurisprudence and Minhaj al-hidaya (Way of Guidance) and Irshad al-mustarshidin (Directing thosein Need of Direction) on positive legal judgments became major sources of study and reference.