We know that one of the great dimensions of the life of our imams is its cultural dimension. These great leaders, each of whom had cultural activity in their time, trained students in their school and published their science and knowledge in society, but the social and political conditions of their time were not the same, for example, during the time of Imam Baqir – Imam Sadiq (AS) – (as we wrote in their script) was favorable to the social situation, and therefore we saw that the number of disciples and narrators of Hazrat Sadiq (PBUH) was more than four thousand, but From Imam Jawad to Imam al-Askari (AS) – due to political pressures and severe control of their activities by the Caliphate court Therefore, if we read that the number of narrators and educators of their school in comparison with the time of Imam Sadiq (a) is a very significant decrease. Therefore, we should not be surprised if we read that the number of narrators and companions of Javad (as) was about 100 people (70), and of 250 hadiths quoted from it (71). On the one hand, He was heavily under the care of political control, and, on the other hand, he soon became martyred and did not live for more than twenty-five years with scientists!
At the same time, it should be noted that among this limited number of companions and narrators of the Prophet, brilliant figures and prominent personalities such as: Ali ibn Mehzayar, Ahmad bin Mohammad bin Abu Nasr Bazanati, Zakaria bin Adam, Mohammad bin Ismael bin Busiyah, Hussein bin Sa’id Ahwazi, Ahmed ibn Muhammad bin Khalid, were each one who was considered a special weight in the scientific and jurisprudential scene, and some of them had several works.
On the other hand, the narrators of the hadiths of Imam Jawad (a) are not summarized in the Shi’ite narrators, but the Sunni scholars and scholars have also narrated the teachings and truths of Islam from the Prophet. As an example, “Khatib Baghdadi” has narrated some traditions from his holy Prophet (72).
Also, Hafiz, ‘Abdul Aziz bin Akhdar Junabazi’ in the book ‘معالم العتره الطاهره’ (۷۳) and the authors such as: Abu Bakr Ahmad ibn Stati, Abu Ishaq Sa’bali, and Muhammad ibn Manda bin Mehrfatz, in the books of their history and narration, narrated some of the narrations from that Imam (74).
