The Unitive Conduct and Thoughts of Aayatullah Brojardi (a.r)

Aayatullah-al-Uzma Brojardi (a.r) learned Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence), Usool (Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence) and Philosophy near the great scholars of his times in Brojard, Ishfahan and the holy city of Najaf, and reached the degree of Ijtehad (the degree of discretion in Islamic Jurisprudence). After his migration to the city of Qom in the month of Safar, 1364 A.H, he has served the Shias Marjaeyyat (The Discretionary Authority in Islamic Jurisprudence) and leadership for sixteen years.
He, having full expertise on the books and jurisprudential sources of Ahlesunnah, always struggled to lay foundations for Shia-Sunni unity and mutual Islamic religious understanding. Aayatullah Brojardi (a.r) never took negative attitude against the views and considerations of Ahlesunnah jurists and always tried to evaluate the matter by considering their proofs. As he was charmed of unity between religions, he believed in that bringing it into existence is the real duty of Shia scholars while he used to support every effort made in this relation. He also had several postal relations with various scholars of Al-Azhar University and Saudi Arabic’s then officials.
This writing has divulged the context of various letters, exchanged between him and the elders of Ahlesunnah while explaining Aayatullah Brojardi’s (a.r) unitive thoughts and his practical measures, as well as the views of various Shia scholars regarding his unifying thoughts.