Abstract Hazrat Abdul Azim Hasani (RA) is considered one of the great companions of the pure Imams (AS) who presented his beliefs to Imam Hadi (AS) and was approved by him. Hazrat Abdul Azim migrated to the city of Rayy at the behest of Imam Hadi, devoted himself to spreading the teachings of the Ahlul Bayt and was a point of reference for Shiites in religious matters. Hazrat Abdul Azim’s narrations have been mentioned in various hadith books, and in the works written about the life of this honorable man, some of these narrations have been discussed. However, no independent research has been conducted so far on the narrations narrated by Hazrat Abdul Azim from Imam Reza (AS). In this research, which was conducted using a descriptive-analytical method and using library resources; It was found that Hazrat Abdul Azim was the first compiler of the sermons of Nahj al-Balagha, and it can be said that one of the important sources of Sayyid Razi for compiling Nahj al-Balagha was Hazrat Abdul Azim's book "Khatb al-Amir al-Mu'minin. One of the aims of this article is to discuss the narrations that contain interpretive and moral themes and were narrated by Hazrat Abdul Azim Hasani (RA) from Imam Reza (AS). It was also revealed that Hazrat Abdul Azim often narrated narrations from Imam Reza (AS) through "Ibrahim ibn Abi Mahmoud" and in this article the personality of the noble Ibrahim ibn Abi Mahmoud and other direct narrators of Hazrat Abdul Azim were also discussed.