After the incident of Kashf-e hijab in Iran (1936) and the emergence of difficulties for the clergies, The Endowment Office entrusted the school to The Culture Department so that students could study there. But after the ouster of Reza Shah (September 16, 1941) by the efforts of Ayatollah Mirza Ahmad Kafaei, the school was once again handed over to the students of religious sciences. At that time, the school was headed by Haj Mirza Abdollah Shaykh al-Islam, a descendant of Mohaghegh Sabzevari who lived in Isfahan, and a person named Mozaffari, a retired cultural worker, as his representative took care of the school.