Imam Al-Sadiq
Imam al-Sadiq - UMAA | Library
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spread throughout Medina to discover the followers of Ja'far al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him, to<br />
behead them. So, Husham said to Mu'min al- Taq: "Go away from me, because I have fear for<br />
you and for my own self He (the old man) wants me, he does not want you. Go away from me<br />
so as not to help them to kill you." Abu Ja'far (Mu'min al- Taq) went not far away. Husham<br />
followed the old man. He was still following him. The old man led Husham to the door of<br />
Abu al- Hasan (<strong>Imam</strong> Musa), peace be on him. He left him there and went away. There was a<br />
servant at the door. The servant said to Husham: "Come in, may <strong>Al</strong>lah have mercy on you."<br />
When Husham came in, Abu al- Hasan, peace be on him, said to him: "To met To met To me!<br />
Not to the Murjea, not to the Qadaria, not to the Zaydis, not to the Mu'tazlis, and not to the<br />
Kharijites."<br />
Husham left al- Kazim, peace be on him. He met Abu Ja'far (Mu'min al- Taq). Mu'min al-<br />
Taq said to Husham: "What is behind you?" "The guidance," said Husham. Then he told him<br />
about the story. Then Husham met al- Mufaddal and Abu Basir. They all went to Musa,<br />
greeted him, heard his words and believed in his <strong>Imam</strong>ate. Then Husham met people in<br />
groups. <strong>Al</strong>l these groups visited Musa, peace be on him, except one group such as 'Ammar al-<br />
Sabaty and his companions. So, very few people visited Abd <strong>Al</strong>lah. When Abd <strong>Al</strong>lah knew<br />
that Husham prevented people from visiting him, he ordered some people to hit him<br />
(Husham) in Medina."(545)<br />
Nevertheless, Abd <strong>Al</strong>lah claimed that he was the <strong>Imam</strong> after his father till he died. His days<br />
after his father were only seventy. When he had died, the rest of his followers believed in the<br />
<strong>Imam</strong>ate of Abu al- Hasan, peace be on him, except very few persons of them.(546) It is they<br />
who were called the Aftahiya. They were called so because they believed in the <strong>Imam</strong>ate of<br />
Abd <strong>Al</strong>lah al- Aftah (i.e. broad- legged or broad- headed).(547) This sect finished after that<br />
time in a few years. The last of them were banu (the sons) of Fudal.<br />
Ishaq:<br />
Ishaq was good, righteous, pious. He was a jurisprudent. People reported traditions from him.<br />
Concerning him, b. Kasib(548) said: "The reliable (person) al- Rady Ishaq believed in the<br />
<strong>Imam</strong>ate of his brother Musa, peace be on him. He reported the textual nomination about his<br />
brother Musa, peace be on him, from his father. <strong>Al</strong>so he reported this nomination from his<br />
brother '<strong>Al</strong>i b. Ja'far, who was virtuous and pious.(549)<br />
Ishaq was among those who attended the textual nomination which al- Kazim peace be on<br />
him, made for his son al- Rida, peace be on him, which proves that he was virtuous and pious.<br />
When al- Kazim, peace be on him, had died, the sons of al- Kazim brought their brother al-<br />
Rida before the judge. <strong>Al</strong>- Abbas b. Musa, peace be on him, said: "May <strong>Al</strong>lah make you<br />
righteous and enjoin us with you, indeed, below the will, there is a treasure and jewels, he<br />
wants to hide them and take them instead of us, and our father, may <strong>Al</strong>lah have mercy on him,