Jamkaran mosque HISTORY
Hazrat Ayatollah Hojjat:
Grand Ayatollah Agha Seyyed Mohammad Hojjat Kooh Kamri (RA), who died in 1372 AH, selected forty scholars from the seminary of Qom and ordered them to go to the Holy Mosque of Jamkaran and perform the pilgrimage of Ashura there after the prayer of Sahib al-Zaman (as) and pray that May God Almighty send rain from the care of Hazrat Vali-e-Asr (AS).
The esteemed students went to Jamkaran Mosque on foot in the morning and after praying and visiting Ashura and praying for rain, which had not rained for some time, they left Jamkaran Mosque and moved towards the religious city of Qom. When they reached the middle of the road, the rain was so unbearable. When they entered the house for lunch, which the gentleman himself had ordered to kill a sheep and make broth, all the gentlemen’s clothes were soaked that they pressed water from the clothes and turbans.
Due to the blessings of Jamkaran Mosque and the care of Hazrat Sahib al-Zaman (as) towards his soldiers, it rained a lot that day.
Another dignity for the Jamkaran Mosque was that Ayatollah Hojjat, who paid salaries to the seminary students, was on the last day of the month and had no money to pay for tomorrow, which is the first of the month.
He said to the servant: Prepare my horse so that I can go to Jamkaran Mosque, His Holiness will go to the mosque,
After the prayer of Sahib al-Zaman (as) an
and supplication, they offer: Mr. Imam Zaman! This seminary is yours, these students are Your Excellency’s soldiers, our reputation belongs to you, take care of the seminary tuition, when they come home, the servant says: Sir, two people came after you and are waiting for you, it turns out They have come to give Sharia funds and give a sum of money for the service of the Grand Ayatollah Mr. Hojjat.
When they count, they see that it is the same as the tuition for this month.
The opinion of Grand Ayatollah Marashi Najafi, may God have mercy on him:
Jamkaran Mosque has existed since the beginning of the minor absence of Hazrat Baqiyatullah – the spirit of redemption.
And in the old writings it has three names:
. Jamkaran Mosque.
. Hassan Ibn Masleh Mosque.
. Sahib Al-Zaman Mosque.
