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2. Identifying <strong>‘Uthman</strong>’s killers<br />

2.1 Hadhrath Ayesha’s lead role in killing <strong>‘Uthman</strong><br />

Many of the books of Ahl’ul Sunnah record that Ayesha had declared <strong>‘Uthman</strong> a Nathal that<br />

should be <strong>killed</strong>. Amongst those texts are the following:<br />

1. Manaqib by Khawarzmi, page 117<br />

2. Tadkhirath al Khawwas page 38<br />

3. Asadul Ghaba Volume 3 page 14, "Dhikr Jamal"<br />

4. Al Istiab Volume 2 page 185<br />

5. Al Nahaya Volume 5 page 80<br />

6. Qamus page 500 "lughut Nathal" by Firozabadi<br />

7. Iqd al Fareed Volume 2 page 117 "Dhikr Jamal"<br />

8. Sharh Nahjul Balagha Ibn al Hadeed Volume 2 page 122<br />

9. Shaykh Mudheera page 163<br />

Interestingly Abu Sulaiman seeks to deny that Ayesha had ever used such language against<br />

<strong>‘Uthman</strong> by deviously quoting as follows:<br />

Ansar.org states:<br />

This story was narrated by Nasr bin Muzahim. Al-Aqeeli says<br />

about Nasr bin Muzahim, “He tends to be a Shi’a, and his<br />

narrations are filled with confusions and mistakes.” [Al-Du’afa by<br />

Al-Aqeeli, vol.4, p.300, #. 1899]. Al-Thahabi says about him, “A<br />

hardcore Rafidhi (Shi’a), and his narrations are not taken as<br />

authentic. Abu Khaythamah said, ‘He was a liar.’ Abu Hatim said,<br />

‘Weak narrator, and is not taken as an argument.’ Al-Darqutni<br />

said, ‘His narrations are weak.’ ” [Al-Mizan by Al-Thahabi, vol.4,<br />

p.253, #. 9046]. “Al-Jowzani said, ‘Nasr was a fake person and<br />

far away from truth.’ Salih bin Muhamed said, ‘Nasr bin Muzahim<br />

narrated ugly stories from unreliable narrators.’ Al-Hafudh Abi Al-<br />

Fath Muhamed bin Al-Hussain said, ‘Nasr bin Muzahim goes<br />

excess in his denomination.’” [Tareekh Baghdad by Al-Baghdadi,<br />

vol.13, p.283].<br />

We should point out that Abu Sulaiman fails to cite WHICH TEXT contains the name of Nasr bin<br />

Muzahim! Ayesha’s takfeer against <strong>‘Uthman</strong> is not just restricted to Nasr bin Muzahim the<br />

classical Sunni scholars who have narrated from various chains! Sahaba had even reminded<br />

Ayesha of her takfeer against <strong>‘Uthman</strong> (as we shall prove later)!<br />

Ibn Atheer in Nahaya page 80 Volume 5 and Ibn Mansur in Lisan al Arab Volume 11 Chapter<br />

"Lughuth Nathal" page 670 both record that:<br />

"Nathal is one who has a long beard and Ayesha said kill this Nathal, by Nathal she<br />

was referring to <strong>‘Uthman</strong>".<br />

Lisan al Arab by Ibn Mansur Volume 11 Chapter "Lughuth Nathal" page 670<br />

2.2 Ayesha’s rethink about ‘ Uthman after his death<br />

Abu Sulaiman tries to negate Ayesha’s opposition to <strong>‘Uthman</strong> by citing the following texts:<br />

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