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Abu Abd Allah (al- Sadiq), peace be on him, advised his companions to be truthful in their talks and to give trusts to their owners. In this connection, we have mentioned some information before. Though these two traits are the best of all traits in themselves, they have clear effects on the religion. For example, they bring about love and confidence among people, so riches happens. In this regard, we will mention the following tradition. Al- Sadiq, peace be on him, said to Abd al- Rahman b Sayyaba: "Do you not want me to give you a commandment?" Abd al- Rahman said: "Yes, may I be ransom for you." Al- Sadiq said: "Cleave to the truthful talk and giving the trust So, you will share people their properties." Abd al- Rahman said: "I have memorized the tradition, so I have earned three hundred thousand dirhams."(432) BACK INDEX NEXT
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Imam Al-Sadiq Table of Contents The
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● His debates onreligious devotio
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4- his sayings His birth andhis dea
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Abbasid dynasties when Abu Abd Alla
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BACK INDEX NEXT AHL AL- BAYT (THE M
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Moreover, people knew that the Abba
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disobedience that distances the sla
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Kaaba) to force the Arabs to visit
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Nakithin), the unjust (al- Qasitin)
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Does the scholar accept the ignoran
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BACK INDEX NEXT BANU AL- 'ABAS (THE
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course, he was not safe from the Al
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forget those crimes the Omayyads co
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him and his family, killed many peo
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like- fled to far countries, such a
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What was the crime that led the Oma
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fourth (degree)." As you see, this
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they (the acts) are done and estima
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peace be on him, made peace with Mu
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Allah have mercy on him. Truly, he
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Imamate is not proved for other tha
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Khttab himself. He was captured and
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The Imamis think that the tradition
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The Commander of the Faithful (Amir
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them. The Kharijites were many sect
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BACK INDEX NEXT THE IMAMATE Muslims
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this world and the hereafter) would
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BACK INDEX NEXT WHO WAS AL- SADIQ?
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He had abundant knowledge, great as
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make (people) aware of blindness (i
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and the like. Evidence for taqiya i
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hanged them on the trunks of the da
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From here, you are able to understa
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ambition for high ranks. Between th
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emind me of him." He (al- Rabi') sa
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ecame in the presence of al- Mansur
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oys and take care of it.' He (al- R
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allies). My father told me on the a
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money which al- Ma'lla b. Khanis co
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Digressing the conditions of al- Sa
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that if he answered in kind, al- Sa
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Such attitudes teach important less
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Then the man turned to the men and
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camel) and performed two ruk'as, th
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Al- Sadiq stopped eating- some date
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From here, the knowledge of the pro
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The questioner came to al- Sadiq to
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down."(176) Some of what he said to
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Al- Sadiq, peace be on him, encoura
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BACK INDEX NEXT Ethics: Ethics was
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mentioned matters, claiming that pe
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food, nor to get rid of the harm, n
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things without knowledge and purpos
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like the mouths of men, and so on.
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enough to destroy it thoroughly? Th
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BACK INDEX NEXT Al- Ihlilja (myroba
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myrobalan and concerning similar th
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need of a creator. Negation of Body
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things'. Everything is under His fu
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had not seen the Lord, the Blessed
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BACK INDEX NEXT HOW DID AL- SADIQ B
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Imamis and the Ja'faris are ascribe
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not?' 'No,' answered the unbeliever
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called the Books of the prophets fa
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Treating the Women with Justice: An
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immigrate. However, when his enemie
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"So, people, conform to the manners
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BACK INDEX NEXT HIS LIFE AND HIS GO
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As al- Sadiq wanted the guest to st
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Also al- Sadiq was clement with his
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love Him very much." Then when he b
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among people, such as Sufyan al- Th
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and who produce evidence for His Ex
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Dawud b. 'Ali al- 'Abbasi was the g
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There were a group of people in the
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limited and explained punishments f
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entered Medina, banu (the sons) of
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Fear and Hope: Indeed, Allah, the E
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Piety and Devotion: Belief in Allah
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I (the author) say: The love of lif
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that. In the following words, al- S
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said: "Be patient. Surely, Allah wi
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perform deeds to please men. Accord
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Page 346: His Commandments to His Companions:
Page 350: nets." He (Bin Jundub) said: "Son o
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Page 358: Abd Allah, my father told me on the
Page 362: gave the rights He was the most tru
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Page 370: I ('Inwan) said: "Abu Abd Allah, ad
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Page 382: Moreover, al- Sadiq excluded those
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Page 396: 36. The head of the obedience of Al
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Page 424: After Death: After al- Sadiq, peace
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Page 432: neck. Then he ordered the men to un
Page 436: However, I do not think that these
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spread throughout Medina to discove
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Mohammed said: "The slave slept and
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other Musa, peace be on him, and re
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BACK INDEX NEXT HIS NARRATORS The n
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Sufyan b. 'Uyayna b. Abu 'umran al-
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BACK INDEX NEXT THE SHI'ITE FAMOUS
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mentioned that he was Sunni, but th
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governor over Kufa. The letter read
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His name was Hafs b. Ghayyath al- Q
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hate the quarrel.' He said: 'As for
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Zarara was not only a jurist but al
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consensus. The Imams praised him be
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al- Shahham, I asked my Lord to rel
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We have mentioned valuable paragrap
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They knew his position with al- Ras
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authority. In al- Fihrast, b. al- N
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my sight with which I see." He was
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Murazim and Musadif, al- Sadiq's se
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in carrying out such a great task w
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He was dispraised as the great supp
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BACK INDEX NOTES 1. Al-Ahzab: 33. 2
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56 Muslim, a part of the authentic
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101 Ibid: 2/64/1. 102 Or b. Abu al-
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(3) He was the son of 'Abdrbba. He
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226 see al- Shi'a wa al- Imama. 227
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303 We have proven the Imamate in t
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393 al- Kafi. 394 al- Kafi. 395 Sha
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483 Ibid, Chapter on forgiveness. 4
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562 Uyun Akhbar Al- Rida: 2/206/7.
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