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Page 187 of 215<br />

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

ABU TALIB The faithful of Quraysh<br />

situation concerning Ziyad, the Kharijites and the Shia was because there was something<br />

in his heart towards Imam AliIt was not but a fruit from the seed of Moawiya to resist<br />

Imam Ali in order to control the Muslims affairs. [16] It is the old name of Syria, Jordan,<br />

Lebanon and Palestine. [17] It would be better to show the reader a simple account of<br />

some of the horrid crimes committed by Samra: Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal mentioned in<br />

his Musnad, vol.1 p.25 a tradition narrated by ibn Abbas: It was said to Omar (may <strong>All</strong>ah<br />

be pleased with him) that Samra had sold wine. He said: <strong>All</strong>ah may kill Samra. The<br />

Prophet (s) had said: <strong>All</strong>ah cursed the Jews; the fats were forbidden for them but they<br />

dissolved them and sold them. Samra had committed crimes that the hard rocks would<br />

feel ashamed and shy with. He killed from Basra, when Ziyad appointed him as his<br />

successor, eight thousand persons! It was incredible number. You can imagine the great<br />

destruction happened to the umma because of those oppressive rulers. Eight thousands<br />

of innocent people were killed by Samra while he was just a temporary emir! And he<br />

didnt feel ashamed or sorry about it. He answered Ziyad when asked him to know his<br />

innerness: Dont you fear that you might have killed an innocent one? He answered<br />

in a way that was so near to the very filthy innerness of Ziyad: If I had killed as double<br />

as them, I wouldnt have feared. He didnt think that the umma had any dignity or<br />

value. The umma, under a rule like this, was insignificant thing. The killing of a man<br />

equaled nothing at all. It was enough for a procession of an emir like Samra, just when<br />

passing, to kill whomsoever without any guilt or sin. Samra passed by a man killed with a<br />

dagger by one of his knights. He saw him immerged in his blood but he did never feel<br />

sorry. He said his saying that explained his complete indifference: If you hear that we<br />

ride our horses, you have to avoid our arrowheads. He, with all his crimes and sins, was<br />

one of those, whose psychologies Moawiya had studied and found that they would<br />

satisfy his fancies and walk in his way. Samra himself acknowledged that when saying:<br />

By <strong>All</strong>ah, if I obeyed <strong>All</strong>ah as I obeyed Moawiya, He would never punish me. He<br />

obeyed Moawiya and disobeyed <strong>All</strong>ah, so what a torture he would face in Hell! This was<br />

a summary about some of Samras crimes, which couldnt be included in this<br />

summary. Refer to at-Tabaris Tareekh, vol.4 p.176, al-Kamil, vol.3 p.229 and al-Ghadeer,<br />

vol.11 p.29-30 to see more and more of this criminals sins. [18] He was the man who<br />

assassinated Imam Ali in the mosque. [19] Refer to Sharh Nahjol Balagha, vol.1 p.361 and<br />

.al-Ghadeer, vol.2p.101 and vol.11 p.30<br />

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