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	==Life, Education, and Teaching==		==Life, Education, and Teaching==
	Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri\|Husayn Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>		Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of [[Jawad Tabrizi]] and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri\|Husayn Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>

	According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>		According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>

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	* "List of Books by Mohammad Ghaeni," Khaneye Ketab website, accessed: August 1, 2021.		* "List of Books by Mohammad Ghaeni," Khaneye Ketab website, accessed: August 1, 2021.
	* "Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni," Andishvaran website, accessed: August 1, 2021.		* "Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni," Andishvaran website, accessed: August 1, 2021.
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	'''Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni''' (in persian: [[:fa:محمد_محمدی_قائنی\|محمد محمدی قائنی]])(born 1344 SH) is a professor of advanced jurisprudence (kharij) and principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) at the Qom seminary and the author of the book [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah]]. He has studied and taught religious and seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom, and his advanced jurisprudence and principles classes are still ongoing. Ghaeni believes that although jurisprudence is maximalist and all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields.		'''Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni''' (in persian: [[:fa:محمد_محمدی_قائنی\|محمد محمدی قائنی]])(born 1344 SH) is a professor of advanced jurisprudence (kharij) and principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) at the Qom seminary and the author of the book [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah]]. He has studied and taught religious and seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom, and his advanced jurisprudence and principles classes are still ongoing. Ghaeni believes that although jurisprudence is maximalist and all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields.

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	==Life, Education, and Teaching==		==Life, Education, and Teaching==
	Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>		Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri\|Husayn Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>

	According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>		According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>

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	==Life, Education, and Teaching==		==Life, Education, and Teaching==
	Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of ~~Mirza~~ Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>		Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>

	According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>		According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>

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	Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Mirza Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>		Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (kharij) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei\|Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Mirza Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine, p. 55.</ref>

	According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>		According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (qada), blood money (diyat), retribution (qisas), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>

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	'''Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni''' (born 1344 SH) is a professor of advanced jurisprudence (kharij) and principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) at the Qom seminary and the author of the book [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah]]. He has studied and taught religious and seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom, and his advanced jurisprudence and principles classes are still ongoing. Ghaeni believes that although jurisprudence is maximalist and all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields.		'''Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni''' (in persian: [[:fa:محمد_محمدی_قائنی\|محمد محمدی قائنی]])(born 1344 SH) is a professor of advanced jurisprudence (kharij) and principles of jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh) at the Qom seminary and the author of the book [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah]]. He has studied and taught religious and seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom, and his advanced jurisprudence and principles classes are still ongoing. Ghaeni believes that although jurisprudence is maximalist and all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields.

	Mohammad Ghaeni, while opposing Maqasidi jurisprudence, believes that if general causative principles ('umumāt ta'līliyyah) are made the basis of jurisprudence, ijtihad will deviate from its correct path. His works, under the general title Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah, on topics such as [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah: Al-Masa'il al-Tibbiyyah (Book)\|medical issues]], Hajj and Umrah, and issues of transactions, as well as the zakat of modern currencies and new items, have been published in Arabic and Persian by the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].		Mohammad Ghaeni, while opposing Maqasidi jurisprudence, believes that if general causative principles ('umumāt ta'līliyyah) are made the basis of jurisprudence, ijtihad will deviate from its correct path. His works, under the general title Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah, on topics such as [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah: Al-Masa'il al-Tibbiyyah (Book)\|medical issues]], Hajj and Umrah, and issues of transactions, as well as the zakat of modern currencies and new items, have been published in Arabic and Persian by the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].

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'''Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni''' (born 1344 SH) is a professor of advanced jurisprudence (*kharij*) and principles of jurisprudence (*usul al-fiqh*) at the Qom seminary and the author of the book [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah]]. He has studied and taught religious and seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom, and his advanced jurisprudence and principles classes are still ongoing. Ghaeni believes that although jurisprudence is maximalist and all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields.

Mohammad Ghaeni, while opposing Maqasidi jurisprudence, believes that if general causative principles (*'umumāt ta'līliyyah*) are made the basis of jurisprudence, *ijtihad* will deviate from its correct path. His works, under the general title *Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah*, on topics such as [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah: Al-Masa'il al-Tibbiyyah (Book)|medical issues]], Hajj and Umrah, and issues of transactions, as well as the zakat of modern currencies and new items, have been published in Arabic and Persian by the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].

==Life, Education, and Teaching==
Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni was born in 1344 SH in Najaf. He attended the advanced jurisprudence (*kharij*) class of [[Sayyid Abul-Qasim Khoei]] and his own father. In 1368 SH, he moved to Qom and pursued advanced jurisprudence in the classes of Mirza Jawad Tabrizi and [[Hossein-Ali Montazeri]].<ref>["Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](http://ghayni.andishvaran.ir/fa/ScholarMainpage.html), Andishvaran website; "Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", *Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine*, p. 55.</ref> He is a faculty member of the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]].<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", *Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine*, p. 55.</ref>

According to what is mentioned on the Madrasah Fiqahat website, Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni has discussed topics such as judiciary (*qada*), blood money (*diyat*), retribution (*qisas*), and medical rulings in his advanced jurisprudence classes.<ref>See: ["Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://www.eshia.ir/feqh/report/asatid/ghaeeni), Madrasah Fiqahat website.</ref> His advanced principles of jurisprudence (*usul al-fiqh*) class has also been held in the Qom seminary since 1385 SH and is still ongoing.<ref>See: [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir/ Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].</ref>

He is a member of the editorial board of the specialized academic journal [[Fiqh and Ijtihad Bi-annual Journal|Fiqh and Ijtihad]], affiliated with the [[A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center|A'immah Athar Jurisprudence Center]],<ref>["Editorial Board Members"](http://mags.markazfeqhi.com/journal/editorial.board), Fiqh and Ijtihad Magazine website.</ref> and a member of the editorial board of the [[Religion and Law Quarterly]], affiliated with the Islamic Research Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly.<ref>["Complete Report Information"](http://cmirq.ir/fa/report/show/1662), Islamic Research Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly website.</ref>

==Views and Opinions==

===Maximalist Fiqh but Without Detailed Models===
According to Ghaeni, although all voluntary human actions are subject to jurisprudential rulings, and therefore jurisprudence is maximalist, nevertheless, the Islamic Sharia has only stated general principles in various fields and, based on this, has left the provision of models to the wise (*'uqala*).<ref>"Fiqh is Maximalist, but...", *Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine*, p. 55.</ref>

===Opposition to Maqasidi Jurisprudence===
Mohammad Ghaeni considers [[Maqasidi jurisprudence]] to be *ijtihad* in opposition to the text (*nass*) and believes that if general causative principles are made the basis of jurisprudence, a new jurisprudence will be established, and *ijtihad* will deviate from its correct path. In his view, by changing the Sharia according to the social situation and based on Maqasidi jurisprudence, a new jurisprudence and Sharia will gradually be established, and nothing but signs of religion will remain.<ref>["Critical Dialogue of Thinkers on the Place of Administrative Rulings..."](http://ijtihadnet.ir/گفتگوی-نقادانه-اندیشمندان-درباره-جای/), Ijtihad Network website.</ref>

===The Principle in Rulings is Their Binding Nature (Mawlawi)===
Ghaeni believes that the principle regarding the rulings mentioned in the narrations is that they are binding (*mawlawi*), not administrative (*tad biri*) or governmental. This is because the Imams, in response to people's questions, issued general propositions and asked people to write down the narrations so they could reach others. However, he accepts the administrative nature of narrations if there are contexts and evidence to support it.<ref>["Critical Dialogue of Thinkers on the Place of Administrative Rulings..."](http://ijtihadnet.ir/گفتگوی-نقادانه-اندیشمندان-درباره-جای/), Ijtihad Network website.</ref> Ghaeni holds that the Prophet's administrative rulings are authoritative for all times; because even the Prophet's governmental rulings (*ahkam wilai*) would be effective for the entire community, both his contemporaries and later generations. He substantiates this view with a narration from Imam al-Sadiq (a) regarding the Prophet's (s) governmental ruling on zakat.<ref>["Critical Dialogue of Thinkers on the Place of Administrative Rulings..."](http://ijtihadnet.ir/گفتگوی-نقادانه-اندیشمندان-درباره-جای/), Ijtihad Network website.</ref>

==Works and Writings==
*Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah* is the general title of books by Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni published based on the independent topics of his advanced jurisprudence classes, containing contemporary issues of jurisprudence. These include [[Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah: Al-Masa'il al-Tibbiyyah (Book)|Al-Masa'il al-Tibbiyyah]] in two volumes, *Al-Hajj wa al-'Umrah* in two volumes, and *Masa'il al-Mu'amalat*. Among these, some volumes of the said work have also been translated into Persian or were originally written in Persian; including *A Study in Medical Jurisprudence Issues* and also *Zakat on Modern Currencies and New Items*.<ref>["List of Books by Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni"](https://db.ketab.ir/BookList.aspx?Type=Authorid&Code=146423), Khaneye Ketab website.</ref>

In the 20th Seminary Book of the Year award ceremony in 1397 SH, the book *Al-Mabsut fi Fiqh al-Masa'il al-Mu'asirah*, written by Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni, received an honorable mention in the Fiqh and Usul category.<ref>["Honoring the Best of the Seminary Book of the Year"](http://www.ibna.ir/fa/tolidi/271097/), Iran's Book News Agency.</ref>

==Footnotes==
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==References==
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* "Professor Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni," Madrasah Fiqahat website, published: July 11, 2021, accessed: July 27, 2021.
* "Complete Report Information," Islamic Research Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly website, accessed: August 1, 2021.
* "Honoring the Best of the Seminary Book of the Year," Iran's Book News Agency, published: January 24, 2019, accessed: July 27, 2021.
* "Fiqh is Maximalist, but it Does Not Propose a Specific Model Everywhere," *Sadra Islamic Humanities Magazine*, an interview with Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni, no. 14, Summer 2015.
* "List of Books by Mohammad Ghaeni," Khaneye Ketab website, accessed: August 1, 2021.
* "Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni," Andishvaran website, accessed: August 1, 2021.

==External Links==
* [http://www.qaeninajafi.ir Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni's website].
* [http://fahimco.com/Post/Details/3083/ Lecture by Mohammad Mohammadi Ghaeni on the differences between the jurisprudential schools of Najaf and Qom: Ayatollah Boroujerdi and Ayatollah Khoei].

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