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Page 145 of 215<br />

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

ABU TALIB The faithful of Quraysh<br />

Quran become confused too as the matter of that pretended tomb when the historians<br />

became confused about it and then Dr. Taha Husayn tried to show them the truth when<br />

he said that it was the tomb of Abdul Muttalib? He wasnt satisfied with making the<br />

Prophet (s) liable to the severe blame of the Quran only, but also he considered him as<br />

one of the ordinary Muslims, who were blamed by the Quran for a violative doing. He said:<br />

Did you see firmer and stricter description of justice without leniency in a situation that<br />

didnt accept any leniency than this verse, in which the Prophet (s) and the Muslims<br />

were blamed when they prayed <strong>All</strong>ah to forgive those, who didnt deserve forgiveness:<br />

(It is not (fit) for the Prophet and those who believe that they should ask forgiveness for<br />

the polytheists, even though they should be near relatives) [480] This showed us how<br />

Taha Husayn was confused like the other historians and that he didnt get out of the<br />

darkness of suspicions and doubts. Using perhaps and may wouldnt change<br />

the truth. We said that we didnt care much for the accusation Taha Husayn had<br />

ascribed to the Prophets uncle, who was the defender of Islam. This book was written<br />

to refute such false accusations, one of which was this weak accusation, which had no<br />

evidence but it was just a dot among those black lines written against Abu Talib. o. At-<br />

Tabari said: Some others said: Asking for forgiveness in this subject means prayer.<br />

Then he mentioned a tradition narrated by al-Muthanna from Ata bin Rabah saying: I<br />

didnt give up praying for any one of the Muslims even if it was an Abyssinian woman<br />

pregnant by adultery because I didnt hear that <strong>All</strong>ah had forbidden praying except for<br />

the polytheists. <strong>All</strong>ah said: (It is not (fit) for the Prophet and those who believe that they<br />

should ask forgiveness for the polytheists, even though they should be near<br />

relatives)[481] You saw that there were some people, who interpreted begging<br />

forgiveness as the prayer for the dead. Abu Talib and Khadeeja had died before the<br />

prayer for the dead was legislated. The prayer for the dead would begin as soon as a<br />

human being died. So did <strong>All</strong>ah forbid the Prophet (s) from praying for his uncle whereas<br />

nearly ten years had passed since the death of his uncle? Then how would this thought<br />

agree with the fabrication saying that this verse concerned Abu Talib or the Prophets<br />

mother or father? p. Imam Ali said: I told the Prophet (s) of the death of Abu Talib. He<br />

cried and said: Go to wash (make ghusl[482] for) him, enshroud him and bury him. May<br />

<strong>All</strong>ah forgive him and have mercy upon him! I did. The Prophet (s) prayed <strong>All</strong>ah to<br />

forgive his uncle for days and he didnt get out of his house until Gabriel came to him<br />

with this verse: (It is not (fit) for the Prophet and those who believe that they should ask

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