The Place and Time of Mulla Muhammad Kazim Hezarjaribi in the History of Intellectual Science; Emphasizing on the Contents of Manuscript Theology

One of the least studied Shiite religious scholars is Mulla Mohammad Kazim Hazarjaribi Esterabadi. He has made numerous scholarly endeavors in various theological fields, especially the doctrines contained in his manuscript. He noted in his writings that his writing should be widely used by the Taliban in theology, and that is why his writings were in Farsi. This paper addresses the question of what are the most important millennial debates on theology by using descriptive-analytical methods and using library resources, especially manuscripts. As a result of the research, it can be pointed out that he accepted the innate theology of nature but opposed the innate nature of Islam. He used convincing evidence such as the possibility of necessity, the order of nature, and the argument of nature, to prove the existence of God. Also, in order to resolve some doubts in theology, he applied the semantics correctly to some divine attributes such as will, justice, and wisdom.