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

ABU TALIB The faithful of Quraysh<br />

thousand that marked all the traditions, which tried to insert this fixed number into<br />

Paradise without inquiring although they deserved to be in Hell! Then we asked: Was the<br />

caliph Othman more honorable near <strong>All</strong>ah than Prophet Muhammad? Didnt the Prophet<br />

(s) have a value near <strong>All</strong>ah that equaled to one in comparison with the seventy thousand<br />

values the third caliph had? What made <strong>All</strong>ah not accept the Prophets intercession for<br />

his uncle, who deserved to be in Hell as they fabricated, to take him to Paradise whereas<br />

the Prophet (s) had done every Muslim great favors and at the same time <strong>All</strong>ah accepted<br />

the intercession of Othman for seventy thousand ones, who all deserved to be in Hell but<br />

the mercy of <strong>All</strong>ah took them to Paradise? Why would this great mercy of <strong>All</strong>ah turn away<br />

from Abu Talib, who had brought up the Prophet (s), protected, assisted and defended<br />

him and his religion? Would <strong>All</strong>ah be satisfied with lightening Abu Talibs torment only by<br />

taking him out of the lowest bottom of Hell and putting him in a shallow place of Hell and<br />

not letting him be in Paradise? Yes! Abu Talib was not in need of any intercession! The<br />

justice of <strong>All</strong>ah the Almighty would lead him to Paradise as a reward for his great deeds! If<br />

Paradise wouldnt be for Abu Talib and his likes, for whom would it be then? But as for<br />

intercession, it would be for those, who didnt deserve to be in Paradise according to<br />

their deeds but by virtue of the forgiveness of <strong>All</strong>ah the Merciful they would be forgiven.<br />

<strong>All</strong>ah wouldnt forgive any polytheist; thus His justice had determined, while He would<br />

forgive whomsoever He pleased other than polytheists; and thus his pardon and<br />

forgiveness had determined. Such a tradition against Abu Talib was but a result of hatred<br />

and grudge towards good people, high values and benevolence! O <strong>All</strong>ah! We seek your<br />

protection. We pray You not to let us deviate from the straight way or stray in the slips of<br />

!dangers or the abysses of darkness<br />

(Al-Momin (The Faithful<br />

explaination<br />

part 1<br />

Eeman is the infinitive form of the verb (aamana) and it means believing or trusting. Later<br />

on the word eeman takes a religious sense to mean faithfulness and it has its special<br />

definition. Al-momin is the opposite of al-kafir (the unfaithful). Eeman according to the<br />

religious definition is: faith in the heart (mind) and certification by the tongue of what has<br />

been revealed by <strong>All</strong>ah to the Prophet (s). So al-momin (the faithful) is he, who has

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