The mention of lawyers representing the Absent Imam in the Shiite sources of the Minor Occultation period

The lawyers representing the Absent Imam, especially four networks have not been well considered in the Shiite sources of the Minor Occultation period, and in many cases the sources have not even named the lawyers. Maybe this disregard is influenced from the political pressures of the time, when the boiling atmosphere was stimulated strongly against Shia during the Abbasid rule. Among the factors that could have triggered a chain uprising, Qarameteh, Alawite Shias in the government and the Fatimids in Egypt as well as Tabarestan are noted. These factors led the Imami scholars of that age to be forced to use taghieh reservation, so that the effect of even the sources and interactions between lawyers and scholars Imam were affected. It is good practice to provide an early history of the organization, after which the political atmosphere of the Minor Occultation era can be traced then from the Imam resources in that period, which can be examined separately. In the end, it ispproposed that the political pressures of the period had a direct relationship with the silnce of the documnets about the era called Minor Ocuultation and the lawyers of the Absent Imam.