Khātirāt-i Shaykh Ibrāhīm Zanjānī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The book "Memoirs of Sheikh Ebrahim Zanjani" can be said to be the author's own biography, which was published by Kavir publishing house. Sheikh Ebrahim Zanjani was one of the modernist clerics of the Qajar period, the leader of Zanjan constitutionalists and the first representative of this city in the National Assembly, and one of the founders of modern education in Zanjan. Sheikh Ebrahim Zanjani was the judge of the court that sentenced Sheikh Fazlullah Nouri to death. He was an open member of Bidari Lodge during the Iranian Constitutional Revolution. Dzanjan started teaching laws and messages and earning. From the month of Ramadan 1267, he led the congregation and preached in the Nasrullah Khan school mosque, and his eloquence attracted the attention of the people of Zanjan. Then Haj Mir Bahauddin, one of the owners of Zanjan, built a mosque for him. Sheikh Ibrahim gradually became one of the important scholars of Zanjan. In Zanjan, he studied the publications and books that were secretly sent to Iran from abroad and reached him. He got acquainted with new sciences, wrote a treatise on heat and light, translated al-Naqsh fi al-Hajr in the science of chemistry from Arabic to Persian, and taught Ali Khan's book of physics. He collected his reformist thoughts about Iran's political situation in the book Antidote to Poisons. According to his own writing, he was offered the job of judge many times but he refused.