According to Jam Jam Online, citing the public relations of the Great Islamic Encyclopedia Center, “Hossein Bani Adam”, Iran’s prominent librarian, bibliographer and cataloger and former director of the cataloging department of Arabic books of the Great Islamic Encyclopedia Center Library, passed away on Monday, the 25th of Khordad at the age of 87, and was buried in Sakineh Paradise in Karaj in the past few days.
He was born on the first day of June 1318 in Borujerd and in the years before the revolution he was considered one of the most famous activists in the library field.
On this occasion, the head of the center of the Great Islamic Encyclopaedia wrote a condolence note, which reads as follows:
God is not God and God is God’s refuge.
“The passing away of Iran’s prominent librarian, bibliographer and cataloger, Professor Hossein Baniadam, was a source of great regret and impact.
From the beginning of the establishment of the Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia until the mid-seventies, he was masterfully engaged in cataloging Arabic books in our library and managed that department, for which we owe him a lot.
I offer my condolences to his wife, other members of his family and the library community of Iran for the loss of this unique scientific personality, and I pray to the one and only God for peace of mind for that noble man and endless patience for the survivors.”
