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<strong>Al</strong>- <strong>Sadiq</strong> stopped eating- some dates called Tabarzad (i.e. very good, sweet dates) that were<br />

before him. He continued weeping till his handkerchief, his beard, and his chest became wet<br />

due to the tears. Immediately, al- <strong>Sadiq</strong> and Bashshar went to al- Sahla mosque. There he<br />

performed two ruk'as and recited a supplication.(157)<br />

When he had gone out of the mosque, a man came and told him that the woman had been<br />

released. So, he (al-<strong>Sadiq</strong>) became happy and sent the woman a gift while she had refused to<br />

take anything from the governor who gave her two hundred dirham, though she was in need<br />

of them.(158) Men always go to the mosque and the mihrab, they recite that supplication to<br />

seek their needs.<br />

There is a mihrab on the bank of al- Husayniya river in Karbala. The mihrab is attributed to<br />

al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>. Maybe, he prayed in this place on the day when he visited al- Husayn, peace be on<br />

him. In his long tradition which we have mentioned earlier, al- Husayn b. Abu <strong>Al</strong>- '<strong>Al</strong>a' al-<br />

Ta'y has mentioned the visitations of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong> to <strong>Imam</strong> Husayn, peace be on him. In his book<br />

'Farhat al- Ghary', b. Tawus has mentioned his visitations. In his book 'Mazar <strong>Al</strong>- Bihar', al-<br />

Majlisy has mentioned them. <strong>Al</strong>so they have been mentioned in this tradition: "May my father<br />

and mother be ransom for is this. grave from which you have come for you, is this grave al-<br />

Husayn's?" He (al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>) said: "Yes, by <strong>Al</strong>lah, Shaykh, it is true."<br />

To the north of the western bridge, today known as the ancient bridge, over the river Tigris, at<br />

the western side of Baghdad, there is a place which the people there call the School of <strong>Imam</strong><br />

<strong>Sadiq</strong> (Madrasat al- <strong>Imam</strong> al-<strong>Sadiq</strong>). Today, there is no apparent monument of it. Maybe, he<br />

(al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>) availed people in it when he came to Baghdad during the time of al-Mansur.<br />

In his book, 'Tarikh', al- Khatib has not mentioned al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him, with those who<br />

came to Baghdad while he has mentioned his son al- Kazim and his grandson al- Jawad,<br />

peace be on them.<br />

What we have mentioned above is enough evidence for the effects of al-<strong>Sadiq</strong> in Iraq when<br />

al- Saffah and al- Mansur sent for him. So, he increased the importance of ahl al Bayt. And<br />

the stick glows with burning.<br />

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