Sayyid Murtada al-Askari (1914–2007) was a Shi'a scholar and historian born in Samarra, Iraq. He studied religious sciences in Iraqi seminaries and devoted much of his research to early Islamic history, hadith, and the critical examination of historical reports. His notable works include Ma'alim al-Madrasatayn and Abdullah ibn Saba and Other Myths. He also contributed to establishing educational and research institutions and participated in Shi'a cultural activities, becoming known for his studies of Islamic history and traditions.
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