Imam Al-Sadiq
Imam al-Sadiq - UMAA | Library
Imam al-Sadiq - UMAA | Library
- No tags were found...
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah Bin Sanan:<br />
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah b. sanan, the chief of Quraysh or Banu Hashim, reported traditions on the<br />
authority of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him. It was said that he reported traditions on the authority<br />
of al- Kazim, too. That is possible because he was a contemporary of al- Kazim, peace be on<br />
him. He was the treasurer of al- Mansur, al- Mahdy, al- Hady, and al- Rashid. Nevertheless,<br />
he was among the followers (the Shi'a) of ahl al Bayt, the righteous jurisprudents, and the<br />
great reliable figures whom no one dared to defame. Concerning him, al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on<br />
him, said: "He (Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah) adds good to the age." <strong>Al</strong>- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him, treated him<br />
kindly. This means that Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah had a great position with him and that he was the<br />
secretary of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>. He had books (groups of traditions). The great reliable narrators<br />
reported the books.<br />
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah Bin Sharik:<br />
Abu al- Muhajjal Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah b. Sharik al- 'Amiry was the companion of al- Baqir and al-<br />
<strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on them. He was a prominent person with them. He was regarded as one of<br />
their disciples. It was reported on the authority of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him, that he would<br />
go out to support the guided one who will rise (al- Qa'm, al- Mahdy), may <strong>Al</strong>lah speed up his<br />
appearance. This is the virtue, success, dignity, and greatness. We ask <strong>Al</strong>lah, the <strong>Al</strong>mighty, to<br />
make us among those over whose heads the victorious banner of al- Mahdy will wave.<br />
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah Bin Maskan:<br />
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah b. Maskan al- Cufi (a freed servant) reported traditions on the authority of al-<br />
<strong>Sadiq</strong> and al- Kazim, peace be on them. He was among the six companions of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>,<br />
peace be on him, as we have already stated in Aban b, 'Uthman. He was among the great<br />
jurisprudents from whom people learned the lawful, unlawful, the religious verdicts and rules,<br />
and whom no one dared to defame. He had many books (groups of traditions). The great<br />
reliable narrators reported the books on his authority.<br />
Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah al- Najashy:<br />
Abu Buhayr Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah al- Najashy al- Asady was a Zaydi, then he believed in the <strong>Imam</strong>ate<br />
of al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him, when he saw him doing a miraculous act. <strong>Al</strong>- Mansur<br />
appointed him as a governor over al- Ahwaz. He wrote a letter to al- <strong>Sadiq</strong>, peace be on him,<br />
to ask him about the method of act and other affairs concerning his state. So, al- <strong>Sadiq</strong> wrote<br />
him a long letter known as the Letter of Abid <strong>Al</strong>lah al- Najashy.