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Page 114 of 215<br />

Ghaemiyeh center of computerized researches www.Ghaemiyeh.com<br />

ABU TALIB The faithful of Quraysh<br />

he knew well that Abu Talib had a great role in establishing the bases of Islam, which<br />

would be nothing without Abu Talib as he himself said![302] Then ibn Abul Hadeed<br />

imagined that perhaps there was someone, who might deny his saying. He replied that if<br />

Abu Talib had no virtue in supporting the Prophet (s), the Prophet (s) also wouldnt have<br />

any virtue in spreading the divine mission according to the thought that it was <strong>All</strong>ah, Who<br />

would have done every thing! I didnt quote these sayings of ibn Abul Hadeed, unless I<br />

wanted to discuss his confusion and contradiction at the end of his long speech about Abu<br />

Talib,[303] in which he mentioned some fabricated lies about the (adopter and protector)<br />

of the Prophet (s) as he himself had said.[304] These fabrications were not more than<br />

eleven lines[305] of his long pages, which were full of irrefutable evidences and clear<br />

proofs that confirmed the faithfulness and the right belief of Abu Talib. But he liked to end<br />

his speech with this weak fabrication. We would like to discuss his speech passage by<br />

passage to argue with him about his collapsed points. He said after that long speech, in<br />

which he had declared the evidences proving Abu Talibs faithfulness: I said: As for<br />

me, the condition is confused to me and the news are contradicted. <strong>All</strong>ah is more aware of<br />

his (Abu Talibs) reality, how it was! The letter of Muhammad an-Nafs az-Zakiyya[306] to<br />

al-Mansoor[307] disturbs me; especially his saying: I am the son of the best of people<br />

and I am the son of the worst of people. I am the son of the master of people of Paradise<br />

and I am the son of the master of people of Hell. This was a confession that Abu Talib was<br />

unbeliever. This was his son and he wouldnt be accused of fabricating lies against Abu<br />

Talib besides that his time was near to the time of the Prophet (s). It was not so long time<br />

between them to say that the news might be fabricated.[308] He said that the condition<br />

was confused to him because the news were contradicted! He meant that the news,<br />

which he himself mentioned as certain evidences proving the faithfulness of Abu Talib<br />

and which couldnt be suspected for their sources were the Prophet (s), his pure<br />

progeny and the sayings and doings of Abu Talib himself, were contradicted by the<br />

fabricated news that Moawiya had bought with his monies and were narrated by al-<br />

Mugheera and his likes of that filthy series. We will confute them in a particular chapter<br />

inshallah! The contradiction between two traditions wouldnt be unless there was<br />

equivalence between them that the narrators of the two traditions would be trusty. No<br />

one of the two series of the narrators should be accused of anything and no tradition<br />

should be preferred to the other for any reason otherwise the preferable one must be<br />

.depended upon while the other must be left aside

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